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Efficient CSS Typography Tools for Advanced Design

A text, which consists of combination of letters (and other graphical signs) that gives a certain, at least abstract meaning, exists from the ancient times. This wonderful godsend made it possible for civilizations and sciences to progress intensively.

And what’s the latest way of using text? In web design it’s an inherent element, which provides with powerful influence in the perception. Following this statement, it’s obvious people specialized in this sphere should use the handy tools for typography management. The importance of well-equipped approach is increased with the fact the text on the websites is not just text: it’s a certain complex of different features such as size, color, typeface. The winner would have the most original design solutions.

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used for websites to customize colors, typography, imposition and other aspects. Here I gathered the best CSS tools to make your creativity realization as convenient, as possible.

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CSS Type Set

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Fontifier

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Serif Search

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Font Picker

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PX to EM

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The CSS tools listed are almost all efficient we have for today. I hope they will be useful in your designing process and give you an opportunity to improve your skills and talent. Therefore, the result have to be better.

In case you know outstanding CSS typography tools that have been missed, please inform me in the comments below.

About the author:

Art Rivera: Deeply interested in everything connected with Internet, I sincerely suppose the web is the only future reality for the humanity through its inevitable involving into every part of human life. I’m not a great fan of cyberpunk concept, but the world is keeping that certain direction of total connectedness. And of course there should be someone, who can write the history, who would describe and analyze and enter in the record all notable changes and tendencies on the web. Hello, it’s me.