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More than 30 of the most successful FontFont families are now available as Web FontFonts.
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The Ministry of Type has an article with various techniques to achieve good typography on the web.
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Typekit releases a preview of its upcoming editing interface. Beautiful stuff, as expected, from Jason Santa Maria. (via veen)
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Introducing Typekit »
Real fonts on the web handled by TypeKit. Hosting free and commercial fonts in a way that lets web developers use them without the worry of licensing issues.
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Web fonts now (how we’re doing with that) »
Zeldman gives a brief look into the current state of web fonts along with some links for further reading. I’ve found Font Squirrel (via Matthew Buchanan) to be another nice resource for finding @font-face friendly fonts. In my forthcoming design of Mighty Dream, I’m using Museo Sans for headings and a little bit of Junction.
