What Jefferey has mentioned in the post is not only very true but at the same time a drawback in the latest craze of using “real” fonts.
However, the font rendering of even native fonts is pathetic on many instances on IE. So it might as well be a better idea for us designers to get back to the basics of typography before we select our “real” and imaginative fonts. True typefaces are just that.
Tuhin Kumar
What Jefferey has mentioned in the post is not only very true but at the same time a drawback in the latest craze of using “real” fonts.
However, the font rendering of even native fonts is pathetic on many instances on IE. So it might as well be a better idea for us designers to get back to the basics of typography before we select our “real” and imaginative fonts. True typefaces are just that.