Some of you might wonder about how to change the font for a blog or site with a non-standard one. Some people might use image as an alternative, but unfortunately, image is not very flexible. Kernest is here to change that so that your blog or site could be more attractive without the need to totally convert your writings to image.

Please do note that Kernest font change can only worked on :

• Safari v3 and up
• Firefox 3.5 and up
• Opera 10 and up
• Internet Explorer 4(?) and up

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This is another nice free font download service I stumbled upon the Internet. If you haven’t already visit the site, now it is the right time to visit it. FFonts have a huge collection of free to use fonts. Use it together with Typedia, and soon you’ll have a nice typeset collection on your pocket.

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This is not a new service, just an old service I would like to review. Typedia exist since 2006/2007 and it is my main source for font reference. It’s act just like Wikipedia, with the same build by community concept, but mainly for font with a very much better interface and an obviously different framework.

Typedia could lead you into a bit more understanding about typeface / font available on the wild web (pun intended, again).  You can either browse for a complete list of typeface available at the site, or just learn a bit more about typefaces. You can also donate to the community by sharing a new information about a certain typeface.

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