When I first started making websites 10 or 11 years ago one of my biggest frustrations was the almost complete lack of control over how text was rendered in web browsers. The adoption of CSS helped some, allowing us to use cleaner markup and to separate the display layer from the content. CSS also gave us better control over things like line-height and letter-spacing, but it certainly hasn’t solved all of the web’s text related problems. Read More
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Okay, after several rewrites I have abandoned the Tron: Legacy post. I just couldn’t get it to all come together. Yes, I’m sad too. Instead, I thought I would dive a little more deeply into the process of redesigning this site. I figure that if I tell you all in advance what I am doing and why, then you can better judge the outcome. Hell, maybe you can learn from a few of my mistakes along the way.