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Selasa, 07 September 2010

20 web terbaik dalam menggunakan huruf

memainkan tipografi (huruf) dalam desain Web sangat penting gan..
huruf yang memiliki tingkat legibility (kejelasan) dan readibility(keterbacaan) yang baik, bisa mengesankan si empunya web. Bisa juga huruf di mainkan menjadi image atau permainan visual saja. aspek layout, pemilihan warna, penciptaan bentuk, garis, dan pemilihan gambar, gaya desain web, itu juga akan mempengaruhi ke tepatan dan keindahan tampilan web. artinya semua elemen tadi sebaiknya imbang dan serasi...namunkadang-kadang huruf lah yang paling bernasib sial, di abaikan dalam membuat desain web, karena ke engganan mengolah jenis-jenis atau terlalu banyak huruf jadi pusing milihnya hehehhe....
INI gan ada 20 web yang mengunakan huruf terbaik..cekidot gan..

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In Jason Santa Maria’s personal site, the typography selection and styling plays a large part in the minimalist
design. Article titles are large, drawing your attention to them right away. sIFR is used in several places (such as the footer headings) to allow the use of non web-safe fonts without using images for text.


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Elysium Burns infuses large, bold, sans serif fonts with traditional serif fonts to create a stunning design. CSS image backgrounds are used for the articles’ titles and site headings.

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GOOD GOOD uses clean and excellently-spaced fonts to form a beautiful and readable design.


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Web Design LedgerWeb designer and developer Henry Jones combines the use of serif and sans serif fonts to create a

unique web design. The design of Web Design Ledger showcases the readers’ recent comments with large, emphasized type not only as a functional element in the

design, but also for creative purposes.


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The Future Of Web Apps website uses a variety of large and bold text with bright colors. The main

navigation’s font is bold with negative letter-spacing and a short line-height, creating a compact and unique text-based navigation menu.


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VigetInspire The VigetInspire blog has an array of gorgeous font usages. A large line-height value for the

content’s text allows them to use smaller fonts without sacrificing readability.


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Diaroogle.com Diaroogle.com is an excellent example of using both serif and sans serif fonts in a web design while still

keeping a tight and complementary composition. The search input box uses a calligraphic font making it stand out while still being

unobtrusive.


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The Morning News In minimalist designs, typography plays a large part in the layout and theme of the design. The

Morning News uses clean and appropriately-spaced fonts with subtle colors to create a clean and crisp atmosphere.


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Ordered List Ordered List utilizes a variety of big, bold sizes and colors to compliment the rather dark background. By

using CSS background images for headings, the font used can be a non web-safe font face while still retaining the site’s accessibility and

indexibility.


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Words Are Pictures Words Are Pictures stays true to the name of the site by using its typography as the main

design element. Simple styling of serif fonts sets a classical look-and-feel.


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Meagan Fisher Meagan Fisher employs a variety of serif font faces and styles in her personal site. The hang tag

image on the top left corner of the web design quickly tells the visitors where they are; using a unique font in this case can call the user’s attention to

the tiny blurb.


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The New Yorker The New Yorker brings their magazine’s trademark font on the web, maintaining their brand in both print

and web mediums. The use of serif font gives the reader a sense that The New Yorker is a traditional and long-established magazine.


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Black Estate Vineyard It’s a difficult feat to use a dark background without being associated with the

non-mainstream and underground class of websites. Black Estate Vineyard is able to use a black background (their brand color) – while still maintaining a

sense of sophistication – by using big, bolded serif fonts. Using a high-contrast color (white) as the foreground color allows for better

readability.


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Ad Fed MNAD Fed MN successfully mixes sans serif and serif fonts in the design. A simple and bright navigation menu on the

top right of the design allows for an attractive and compact primary navigation scheme. The sidebar features image replacement headings so that they can

utilize non web-safe fonts while still retaining accessibility and indexibility.


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What a Lovely Name What a Lovely Name is a simple web application that helps users choose a name for their baby

based on key words ("tags"). The key words are arranged in a tag cloud with more popular tags being larger and bolder than less popular

tags.


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Rustin JessenRustin Jessen’s site is minimalist for a reason: to direct the reader’s attention towards his wonderful

works of art.


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The Darling Tree The Darling Tree’s use of various font styles and sizes contributes greatly to the design

theme.


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I Love TypographyWith a site named "I Love Typography", it’s no wonder that the web design is highly-conscientious

about its font selection and usage.


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A List ApartA List Apart’s minimalist design is centered on the attractive and functional application of typography.

Adequate line-spacing in the content’s text makes their articles more readable and different colors of the titles and headings create a visual relationship

between articles in the same topic.



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Training by Collective IdeaA beautiful upcoming events section on the top right of the design showcases

their meticulous attention to typography.

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