A companion test suite for the article, @font-face in IE: Making Web Fonts Work.
IE 4+, Safari 3, and Firefox 3.1 beta users should see Fontin except in the contexutal links and footer. See a Safari 3 screenshot, and IE7 screenshot with ClearType and IE6 without ClearType (with Standard rendering).
As exprienced readers read, their eyes spring jerkily along the lines. These brief moments are known as saccades, and they alternate with fixed periods lasting 0.2–0.4 seconds. A line is perceived in a series of saccades, followed by a large saccade as the eye jumps back to the left to start a the next line. Information is only absorbed during the fixed period. With average type size, as used for books, a saccade represents 5–10 letters, or about 1–2 words in English. A saccade may begin or end with a word.
As exprienced readers read, their eyes spring jerkily along the lines. These brief moments are known as saccades, and they alternate with fixed periods lasting 0.2–0.4 seconds. A line is perceived in a series of saccades, followed by a large saccade as the eye jumps back to the left to start a the next line. Information is only absorbed during the fixed period. With average type size, as used for books, a saccade represents 5–10 letters, or about 1–2 words in English. A saccade may begin or end with a word.
As exprienced readers read, their eyes spring jerkily along the lines. These brief moments are known as saccades, and they alternate with fixed periods lasting 0.2–0.4 seconds. A line is perceived in a series of saccades, followed by a large saccade as the eye jumps back to the left to start a the next line. Information is only absorbed during the fixed period. With average type size, as used for books, a saccade represents 5–10 letters, or about 1–2 words in English. A saccade may begin or end with a word.
As exprienced readers read, their eyes spring jerkily along the lines. These brief moments are known as saccades, and they alternate with fixed periods lasting 0.2–0.4 seconds. A line is perceived in a series of saccades, followed by a large saccade as the eye jumps back to the left to start a the next line. Information is only absorbed during the fixed period. With average type size, as used for books, a saccade represents 5–10 letters, or about 1–2 words in English. A saccade may begin or end with a word.
As exprienced readers read, their eyes spring jerkily along the lines. These brief moments are known as saccades, and they alternate with fixed periods lasting 0.2–0.4 seconds. A line is perceived in a series of saccades, followed by a large saccade as the eye jumps back to the left to start a the next line. Information is only absorbed during the fixed period. With average type size, as used for books, a saccade represents 5–10 letters, or about 1–2 words in English. A saccade may begin or end with a word.
As exprienced readers read, their eyes spring jerkily along the lines. These brief moments are known as saccades, and they alternate with fixed periods lasting 0.2–0.4 seconds. A line is perceived in a series of saccades, followed by a large saccade as the eye jumps back to the left to start a the next line. Information is only absorbed during the fixed period. With average type size, as used for books, a saccade represents 5–10 letters, or about 1–2 words in English. A saccade may begin or end with a word.
Sample text from Detail in Typography (Hyphen Press, 2008) by Jost Hochuli.
Px | Em | Sample Text |
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12 | 0.750 | Ampadoje& |
14 | 0.875 | Ampadoje& |
16 | 1 | Ampadoje& |
18 | 1.125 | Ampadoje& |
21 | 1.313 | Ampadoje& |
24 | 1.5 | Ampadoje& |
36 | 2.25 | Ampadoje& |
48 | 3 | Ampadoje& |
60 | 3.75 | Ampadoje& |
72 | 4.5 | Ampadoje& |
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