justin marcus

03/25/09, 9 comment(s)

Justin Marcus's pnline portfolio site.

Comments

Anonymous
04/30/2009

Here's my issue with this

Here's my issue with this website and multiple others....great content

but you're designing for mac only.

meaning your fonts looke like crap on my pc

who is your user? do you keep 80% of the world not wanting to show up because your fonts don't render nicely on pc?

come onnnnn

Chris
05/05/2009

Arial looks like crap on

Arial looks like crap on your PC and you are blaming the designer? Maybe you should use a computer/browser that doesn't render fonts terribly instead. He has no control over your pile of crap computer.

Anthony
05/07/2009

he is remarking that it is a

he is remarking that it is a poor execution of the variables of web designer. all issues must be addressed as thoroughly as possible. to ignore this is a mistake, to argue for maintaining the mistake is ignorance.

Anonymous
05/08/2009

So...designers shouldn't use

So...designers shouldn't use Arial because it doesn't render well on a PC?

hmmmm....

anthony
05/10/2009

designers, myself included,

designers, myself included, need to take into consideration all outcomes. designing one version of the scripting is an amateur mistake. several portions of coding are browser specific in order to anticipate different outcomes. with my word i generally focus on replicating the intended experience for each platform, and for those which it is not possible, i create either an alternative version or best-case conversion.

Chris
05/11/2009

I'm confused... because I am

I'm confused... because I am a web designer, and arial is one of the most used fonts on the internet for a reason, it renders well and is available on every computer. Arial is a last ditch effort in most font stacks because it is the safest choice regardless of browser. What fonts render well if not arial? i would like you to post a list.

I seriously don't understand your logic. explain to me precisely how a designer would be able to know that on one persons pc, the most widely used sans serif font doesnt render well, when it does on everyone elses computer?

outside of creating a font stack that is friendly to all users, the designer has no other control over the appearance of fonts on a site. we simply cannot change how they render.

anthony
05/14/2009

actually, in this case the

actually, in this case the font renders perfectly in all browsers. so the original comment probably has more to do with the persons screen. :-)

04/23/2009

I want my site to be like

I want my site to be like this.

F.C
03/31/2009

Very nice

Very nice

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