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Wednesday 30 April 2008
Feedback on Web Typography for the CSS Working Group
During the recent W3C CSS Working Group Face to Face, we divvied up some various responsibilities. Long-time friend and colleague Jason Cranford-Teague has become the primary advocate for font modules in CSS3.
Yesterday, Jason asked for community feedback directly related to what you want for typography in CSS3. In his blog post, Jason outlines both the process the working group is using to manage type on the Web, as well as offering up some opinions as to how things might be best managed.
The critical issue is that Jason, and those of us working on CSS3, desperately need input, especially from designers but of course to anyone working the Web, in order to ensure next-generation options are in step with what makes the most sense.
Jason asks about a few specific properties as well as other feedback. It’s a very good read, a very important article, and a very positive commentary about how we’re working for openness within the group.
Filed under: standards, web design and development, w3c, announcement, innovation
Posted by: Molly | 7:51 am |