In this talk I covered what you should consider, and avoid, when choosing fonts for your site. Note: There are captions below the slides when it is in slideshow mode. For expedience, I resisted the temptation to mess with the caption styling. **Also note: **This talk’s focus is on choosing fonts, not typesetting. There are some mis-uses of quotes and dashes here. Mostly due to bad habits developed as a result of their incompatibility with code.

• About me / twitter: @jackreichert
• Hermann Zapf
• The Non-Designer’s Design Book
• The Elements of Typographic Style
• The Crystal Goblet, or Printing Should Be Invisible
• Aaron Draplin on Flickr
• Hosted Webfonts: typekit.com / fonts.com / google.com/fonts
• Aesop’s Fables with HAND-PICKED TYPE from Google Fonts
• Foundations of Typography: Choosing and Combining Typefaces (Lynda.com)
• JAF Facit
• alistapart.com
• Some fonts used in this presentation
• Great font pairings: www.typography.com
• Enqueue code gist / “Bullet Proof” @font-face
• Font Squirrel Webfont Generator
• Typekit fonts for WordPress (plugin) – you should be able to use this for the fonts.com embed code as well.
• Google Font Manager (plugin)

Edit: I’d like to add a special shout-out to the good people at Canva for putting together this gorgeous visual glossary of typographic terms.