As a web designer it is frustrating to be limited to the fonts that end users have installed on their machines. Yes, there are workarounds... use flash, use text > image replacement, use text > flash replacement.
Part of the frustration comes from the fact that we don't really know what fonts the majority of users have installed. To this end there are a couple of websites that are trying to gauge an accurate picture of the fonts available.
My request is that fellow DCers spare a few minutes to visit the following sites and participate in the surveys to further our understanding...
Both are very straight forward, as they are fully automated, and will take only a few minutes of your precious time.
Thank you.
Part of the frustration comes from the fact that we don't really know what fonts the majority of users have installed. To this end there are a couple of websites that are trying to gauge an accurate picture of the fonts available.
My request is that fellow DCers spare a few minutes to visit the following sites and participate in the surveys to further our understanding...
Both are very straight forward, as they are fully automated, and will take only a few minutes of your precious time.
Thank you.




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