Tag: CSS

• Benefits of Using Variable Fonts

  Variable fonts are becoming increasingly viable for use in your web projects. Here’s what variable fonts are, and how using them can benefit the user experience. Variable fonts vs. the usual way we deal with fonts When you pick a named font to use on your website, for example “Arial”, “Helvetica Neue”, or “Open Sans”, […]

  Mike Siegler

  October 1, 2018

  User Experience, User Interface

  CSS, fonts, performance improvements, User Interface, variable fonts, web design

• 6 Reasons Why The Chrome Link Underline Change is Not So Hot

  Google embraced a new CSS text property and made it the default Chrome link underline style in its Chrome browsers. This may not have been the right move. A few months ago, I was looking at a web page (minding my own business) when I noticed that the links looked odd to me. They were […]

  Mike Siegler

  April 27, 2018

  Technical, User Experience

  Chrome, Chrome link underline, CSS, typography, User Interface