Adobe has acquired web-font service Typekit. Typekit helped pioneer the use of fancy fonts on the web thanks to its easy-to-use service which takes care of licensing, font loading and cross-browser ...

Adobe Systems is expanding its creative services offerings with the acquisition of Typekit, a cloud-based, subscription library of hosted, high-quality fonts intended for designers and developers to ...

Typekit, the web service that helps designers use elaborate typefaces in their page designs, is celebrating its one year anniversary with a big announcement: the company has added 16 of Adobe's ...

For some time, Typekit has provided font fanatics with a way to use hundreds of unique non web-safe fonts on their site. Today marks a landmark in the development of the service with the announcement ...

Typekit, the font subscription service Adobe acquired back in 2011, always offered an all-you-can-use model for accessing the thousands of fonts in its library. That model isn’t going away, but in ...

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Adobe is getting with the Web program: PhoneGap maker Nitobi will give Adobe tools for building mobile sites with Web standards, and TypeKit brings Web font subscriptions. Using a tried and true ...

Just a few moments ago, Adobe’s CTO Kevin Lynch took the stage at their annual MAX conference and explained the company’s Creative Cloud strategy. Part of that announcement is very big news for us: ...

Today, type is getting more attention than ever before on the Web. What was once a barren wasteland of typographic creativity, dominated by a few overused gems and the likes of Comic Sans, is quickly ...

Say you have a photo of a billboard or poster that you like and you want to find the font the designer used to bring its message across. Typically, that involves a lot of trial and error, but Adobe ...

Fonts on the web have been very limited since its inception. The current technology limits designers to only six fonts without using Flash or other non-standard means which come with their own set of ...