Typography 2024: For America’s Best
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Typography 2024: For America’s Best
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#2Clicked on Kennedy's website because the screenshot looked like he was winking on the homepage. I wanted to check. He's not, but there's no https, which breaks the link used in the article.
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#3thanks, i laughed a lot!
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#4Interesting piece but is more just a bunch of personal feelings on various sites.
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#5Loved it. Since it seems to be slanted to humor. Wouldn't mind seeing some ranking/point system for each, and then a score indicator for Republican's/Democrat, like an election count. Who is winning the Font Wars.
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#6I'm no fan of Republicans, but he's trying too hard to be funny. It'd be less boring to read if he just spoke about the font choices, and saved the political satire for Reddit.
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#7I'm no fan of Republicans, but he's trying too hard to be funny. It'd be less boring to read if he just spoke about the font choices, and saved the political satire for Reddit.
I am a Republicans, and his snark was awesome and hit right on the (clown) nose.
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#8I’ll never be able to take seriously a website about typography that hyphenates so aggressively. It is unlike anything I’ve ever seen, and the word breaks dramatically impair comprehension.
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#9I'm no fan of Republicans, but he's trying too hard to be funny. It'd be less boring to read if he just spoke about the font choices, and saved the political satire for Reddit.
I'm no fan of Democrats, but I feel the same way as you about the article.
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#10For all of the campaign's faults, the Clinton 2016 design and web teams did a fantastic job.