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Line #82 : <h2><a href="http://www.revs.org/blog/">Home</a> » <a href="http://revs.org/blog/?p=47" rel="bookmark">Website designer, or web site designer?</a></h2>
Line #83 : <div class="meta"><p>This article was written 6 months, 3 weeks ago</p></div>
Line #84 : <div class="storycontent"><p>I recently spotted an article that questioned the correct spelling of website, or should that be “web site”? The idea is that some people spell it one way, some the other, so should there be some kind of worldwide standard for how people say it. Should there only be website design agencies, or can a design agency be forgiven for designing web sites?</p>
Line #85 : <p>Quite frankly, who cares… it’s a distinction that doesn’t have to be made, the focus is really on natural keyword analysis, and if your audience decide that they want to buy services from a website designer then who is to say that they are using the wrong words? And furthermore, if they want to drop the word “site” and just say web design then I say go ahead - be my guest!</p>
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Line #101 : <h2><a href="http://www.revs.org/blog/">Home</a> » <a href="http://revs.org/blog/?p=33" rel="bookmark">Andrei Herasimchuk’s additions to the set of core fonts</a></h2>
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Line #103 : <div class="storycontent"><p>I’m a great supporter of visionaries - people who see the world with clarity, unhindered by the constraints that most of us impose on our actions. For example, if you thought the core set of fonts that most of us suffer on our computers was up for grabs, would you send a letter to key players at Adobe and Microsoft to suggest your own personal additions to the list?</p>
Line #104 : <p>No, and neither would I, despite my lack of satisfaction with Arial, Verdana, Times New Roman and the like.</p>
Line #105 : <p>The fact is, right now I’m in love with ITC Stone Sans. And I’d love it if I could stick ITC Stone Sans in my list of fonts in my CSS and expect that anyone but me would be able to see my web pages rendered in the style that I hoped.</p>
Line #106 : <p>But Andrei Herasimchuk isn’t shackled by these cares, in his <a href="http://www.designbyfire.com/?p=30" rel="nofollow">open letter to John Warnock c/o Adobe Systems</a> he asks John to consider releasing between eight and twelve core fonts into the public domain, with the benefit that it will have many positive ripple effects for years to come.</p>
Line #107 : <p>Andrei’s personal list includes Adobe Caslon Pro, Adobe Jenson Pro, Franklin Gothic, Frutiger, Futura, Gill Sans, Helvetica Neue, Univers andWarnock Pro, but actually he leaves it up to Robert Slimbach and the other typographers at Adobe to decide which fonts should go on the list.</p>
Line #108 : <p>Not satisfied with engaging just Adobe, Andrei is also calling on Steve Jobs and Steve Ballmer to include these fonts in the Mac and Windows operating systems, including them into their next system updates. This is the part of Andrei’s plan that makes his objective achievable - that we could start creating website designs that look that much more engaging because the fontography is better - and actually expect that our website visitors would be able to see our sites the same way we do.</p>
Line #109 : <p>My only request is that ITC Stone Sans is considered for inclusion in the list, it is just sooooo elegant!</p>
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