I just can’t remember when we talked about fonts last time, so I decided to find something new to refresh this category. Fortunately, it’s something pretty big, not just some new fonts portal with a few thousands available, of which more than half are commercial ones. No, no, not “pretty big,” simply “huge,” that’s how FontPark can be described, so let’s take a look at it, shall we?

I don’t know if this is a typo or it has something to [...]

Less than a month after Google Analytics Application Gallery, Google strikes again! That time, it was about various apps for Google Analytics, now it’s all about fonts, since the name says it all – Google Font Directory.

Another Beta product from the Internet search giant, Google Font Directory allows you to browse all the fonts from the tiny collection already available via the Google Font API. Just as it happened with the Application Gallery I mentioned earlier, there’s not much to [...]

When talking about font collections, I have plenty of them. The only problem is that I have to check my CDs and DVDs catalogue to find the locations of those archived font collections. To make things even more interesting, I have at least a dozen archives on different disks, so… Web-based services like myFontbook are clearly better than my old-fashioned approach!

To go straight to the demo mode, just click here. Pretty cool, don’t you think? Even more, you can register [...]

Sometimes, finding a resource with less content, but only top-notch quality clearly compensates for the low quantity of material, and unless you’re one of those who are simply looking for sites with thousands of font sets to choose from, I am sure you’ll enjoy Fenotype Typefaces A LOT!

Currently, the fonts available on this site can be downloaded and used for free (you’ll be getting the demo versions, anyway), but if you’re going to put them inside some commercial project, it [...]

Last time when we talked about free fonts, it was the perfect day for 1001 Fonts to step forward. Now, the time has come for a new fonts resource, and since there aren’t exactly that many serious competitors in this area, choosing The Font Pool wasn’t exactly a gruesome task…

… and since it was (almost) a pleasure to pick it, let me tell you why it could be a pleasure for you to use it! Ready or not, here’s the [...]

Looking for free fonts on the Internet is a pretty tough job, because most resources you’ll find will also contain paid ones, and since I can’t say I ever bumped into a website full of free fonts, and nothing more, I guess that 1001 Fonts is the best site to start the series of short articles about free fonts available online with…

While 1001 Fonts offers free membership with some nice features, like custom font viewing and filtering settings, the ability [...]

ASCII images and text may seem like something belonging to an age forgotten, but the truth proves to be quite different. Think about having to develop a website from scratch, and having a client who also wants you to setup everything that’s related to it, including email accounts and signatures coming with them. For some dark reason, your client only wants ASCII signatures with his name and company headline, and won’t settle for anything less. What would you do [...]