Content: Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Introduction What Is Good Typography
1 Overview
Choosing the Right Typeface
Building a Fluid Font Stack
2 Type Basics
What is a Glyph?
What is a Font?
What is Web Typography?
Bitmap vs. Vector
Understanding Type on the Web
Anatomy of a Character
Typeface Variations
Types of type: Display or Body
Classifying Type for the Web
Type Styles
Character and Text Encoding On the Web
OpenType
3 Finding Fonts
Solutions for Fonts on the Web
Adding Fonts: the Font Stack Web-Safe Fonts
Webfonts. Firefox and the Cross-Domain ConundrumInstalling Webfonts on Your Computer
End User License Agreements and You
Webfont Service Bureaus
4 Choose Fonts
Types of Type
What Your Font Must Have
Factors to Consider
Combining Type
Checklist for Choosing Type
Interview with Nicole Arnett Phillips
5 Style
Consistency in Styles
Styling Weight
Styling Italic and Oblique Fonts
Styling Color
Type Effects
Styling Text with Borders and Bacgrounds
Style Checklist
6 Scale
Understanding Relative and Absolute Type Units
Type Size and Line Height
Horizontal Type Space
Text Alignment. 7 SpaceVertical Type Space
8 Iconography
When to Use Icons
Choosing Icons
Responsive Icons
Using Webfont Icons
Styling Webfont Icons
Finding Webfont Icons or Make Your Own
Icon Tags?
9 Hierarchy
Do Not Design by Default
From Box to Grid
Body Copy
Navigation and Controls
Guiding the Reader's Eye
Balancing Readability and Retention
Contrasting Type
Typography at Hand
Visual Hierarchy
Layout Grids
Afterword
Appendices
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Index.