Glad to see someone who also agrees that Georgia is far easier to read than Times (New Roman) or other characters with ’swirly’ ends.
I started using Georgia a few months ago because of the interesting styling - and because I also found other fonts difficult to read at smaller resolutions.
BTW, Your site is an admirable design, and an inspiration.
001—2006.08.02.04:01
Hahaha, if I didn’t know better, I’d say that’s sheer frustration talking out of ya :)
It’ll pass, just sit down, put your oxygen mask on and breathe deeply
Or turn that cleartype off, it’s not that fat when you do it.
/wink
002—2006.08.02.04:09
Linkbait!
003—2006.08.02.10:40
@Mislav: Trebuchet at 12px or less is hard to read, especially in Croatian (with our speciffic character pairs, for example the “ij” pair).
See how Georgia and Trebuchet are rendered.
004—2006.08.02.14:35
Glad to see someone who also agrees that Georgia is far easier to read than Times (New Roman) or other characters with ’swirly’ ends.
I started using Georgia a few months ago because of the interesting styling - and because I also found other fonts difficult to read at smaller resolutions.
BTW, Your site is an admirable design, and an inspiration.
005—2006.08.02.22:17
Whaaaat? ;-)
006—2006.08.18.12:47
I know what you mean. Especially in conjunction with
formelements, orline-heightadjustments. Ugh.All succeeding projects, i’m sticking with the Lucida family. :)