Ken @ January 27, 2008 # No Comment Yet
They appear at the beginning of virtually every DVD or videotaped movie and I can’t seem to find one without a typographic problem.
Ken @ December 21, 2007 # No Comment Yet
Jesus taught us to forgive, but it may not be humanly possible to forget the abomination that is this website. If you think the 3D type and screen shot are bad, behold the king (of quite possibly the worst website design ever) in all it’s animated gif glory. It’s mesmerizing.
Seen on Command Shift 3.
Ken @ December 21, 2007 # No Comment Yet
The only thing clever about this use of a heart for the letter o is the innuendo…but was it intentional or not?
Ken @ December 3, 2007 # No Comment Yet
What a disappointment. Tumblr is such a nicely designed website, with well-crafted themes and all. Well, I guess it’s too much to ask for real apostrophes on their maintenance page…three times, no less.
Ken @ December 3, 2007 # One Comment
Seriously, can a more profitable website pay less attention to type than this? Will someone please fix this so no one can say, “good design is not required to run a successful website?”
Ken @ November 26, 2007 # No Comment Yet
Stretching text helps convey an abundant product offerring…and gives type designers everywhere a coronary.
Ken @ October 7, 2007 # One Comment
Is this fast-food chain subconsciously trying to let their customers know they make foot-long sandwiches?