A First Date with TypeKit
Several weeks ago, I found myself in a friendly debate with a co-worker over the handling and future of fonts through the web browser.  Hours later, a TypeKit invite landed in my inbox; how coincidental. Vegetarian Chicken To break down what is happening with TypeKit, Jonathan Snook has a nice article that articulates the licensing limitation and techniques needed for successful @font-face embedding – TTF/OTF, EOT, and SVG.  These are the basic tenets of utilizing @font-face from a technical standpoint, minus TypeKit’s J

A Simple Modal – Redux
Over a year ago I walked through an example of creating the basic foundation for a modal window using jQuery.  The goal was simplicity, minimalism, and flexibility to add-on functionality as needed. As stated at the outset, this post was meant to illustrate a bare bones and simple example of a modal window. If you wanted to extend the functionality for example, it would be quite simple to [...] suit needs. Last Year’s A Simple Modal Post The example was well received in feedback from readers, and

A Simple Modal – Redux
Over a year ago I walked through an example of creating the basic foundation for a modal window using jQuery.  The goal was simplicity, minimalism, and flexibility to add-on functionality as needed. As stated at the outset, this post was meant to illustrate a bare bones and simple example of a modal window. If you wanted to extend the functionality for example, it would be quite simple to [...] suit needs. Last Year’s A Simple Modal Post The example was well received in feedback from readers, and