According to Google, Typetester's (http://www.typetester.org/) "primary role is to make (a) web designer's life easier." It's first page has three column, each with drop down menus allowing the user to choose a typeface, font size, and alignment. There are a few other choices, but I didn't quite understand what they meant. Tracking and leading, anyone? A user can also try out a background color as well as color for the text. Overall, it's a pretty neat tool.
Silverleaf Design (http://www.silverlf.com/) is a Web development services website. It's straightforward in it's setup and even includes a clever 61-page guide of "basic facts" to inform those who are unfamiliar with web design how "to understand... information about our online lives."
No comments:
Post a Comment