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An Alphabet for Korean-Americans

Feb 06. 2010

Suggu is a an alphabet mashup between Hangul (the Korean alphabet) and the Roman alphabet. This may not be that interesting to my non-Korean readers, but it's fascinating to people like me who can read both Korean and English. Using the Roman alphabet's consonants and Hangul's vowels, Suggu produces some dazzling results, if I do say so myself. Go check out the website to see how it works, and to download the font! Via KoreAm. ...

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Art/Design, Fonts, Web

MyFontbook: A Better Font Viewer

Aug 25. 2009

Remember how obsessive I am about my fonts? While I love my trusty "Fonts" document, it can be a PITA to constantly keep it updated. Today I read about MyFontbook - a FREE font viewer that organizes all your fonts (all 700+ of them in my case) in an easy-to-use web interface. What makes MyFontbook extra-useful are its additional features: Tags & Favorites Glyphs Viewer (!!!) Font Metrics Go sign up for a free account now! ...

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Six Helpful Links for Web Developers, Designers, and Bloggers

Jan 13. 2009

In the midst of developing three separate websites, I have been reading and bookmarking some useful sources for developers, designers, and bloggers. Here are six I've found myself returning to again and again during the past two weeks: 8 Definitive Web Font Stacks How to Embed Almost Anything in your Website 5 Exciting Things to Look Forward to in HTML 5 50 Resources for Getting the Most Out of Google Analytics 10 Killer WordPress Hacks 5 Techniques to Acquaint You With CSS 3 I hope you find them as useful as I do - enjoy! ...

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