Web Typography – Differences in Anti-aliasing
Posted June 9, 2008 in freelancenews
Web Typography – Differences in Anti-aliasing
Because computer displays are based on pixels and fonts are forced into that square grid, on-screen type tends to naturally look a bit blocky. Anti-aliasing technology blurs the font’s edges slightly…
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