CSS stylesheets that adhere to good typographic practices.

Web application for copying the ‘hidden’ characters that comes with the computer’s typefaces, to be pasted into emails, tweets, text documents, forums etc.

Typedia is a community website to classify typefaces and educate people about them. Think of it like a mix between IMDb and Wikipedia, but just for type. Anyone can join, add, and edit pages for typefaces or for the people behind the type.

An open source font from a group of students at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Urbino (Urbino Accademy of Fine Arts) in Italy. Anyone can download, modify and upload their own creations. Interesting project and nice looking font.

A quiz to help you learn the differences between Helvetica and Arial

A script for improving online reading by removing all the cruft and setting sensible typogrphy. Similar to Readabilty but with a few more options

Royalty-free vector icons, glyphs and symbols based on the Helvetica Bold typeface

A CSS framework to help develop a pleasing grid and good typography. Includes some fetaures of CSS3 and HTML5

Read Regular is a typeface designed specifically to help people with dyslexia read and write more effectively.