Excellent typography presentation from Jeff Croft
The possibility of truly excellent typography on the web, a la that beautiful book The Elements of Typographic Style, has been a reality for the last couple of years. Check out the MP3 of Jeff Croft’s presentation, Typography — Beyond the Font at last year’s Webmaster Jam Session, and follow along with the slides, to learn from someone who really knows his stuff. Well worth the listen.
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Excellent cast…
Thanks so much for the comments, Maxine. Glad you enjoyed the talk and the slides! :)
I wish there were an RSS feed that only told us about new MP3s and such from all Web Directions conferences. Perhaps something on iTunes?
Joe — we’re about to (as in, this weekend) rehabilitate our podcast, renaming it Web Directions Podcast, but keeping it at the old location. We’ll be publishing all the MP3s from each of our events here, starting with those from Web Directions North. That’s what you mean right?
At the same time, each time something gets added to the podcast, I’m also going to create a resource post for it here — like this one — so all the slides as well as the MP3 can be accessed in one place.
I know what you mean, I guess we could have a feed just for Resources. One problem with that approach might be though that the resources don’t come out in a steady stream, but rather in a burst at some stage after any event — so this feed would become stale and be deleted by a lot of people in those fallow months?