Anthony Wijaya, making things for businesses and passionate creatives
You have found the perfect font for your new website, congratulations! The font looks great in your design, and you have typed in your code. A few clicks later, the browser opens, and then you find out that it looks blurry, jaggy or just outright terrible. But why? And more importantly, “How can I fix this?”.
I can already see some of you cringe just from the title I’ve written. I might be able to put it better than this but no worries, I expect some heated arguments on how I’m wrong when I decided to write this anyway.
To be clear, I’m not saying that you should always do things wrong the first time nor am I advocating this practice for every possible scenario, there are obviously some cases where you should indeed do things right the first time. But here’s my point (and a little personal story):
Hi internet! I’m starting a new blog, and this time I’m going to write it in my own personal website.