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Create Word Art at Wordle

dani — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 12:31:49 +0000

Like tag clouds? Then check out this site! Wordle.net is a seriously cool online app that lets you choose between an rss feed or url, your delicious tags, or just a bunch of your own words to create a fully customizable “Word Cloud” to use in any way you like under the Creative Commons Attribution license. (Read the faqs) At a loss for words? There are plenty of “wordles” you can browse through and use as you wish under the Creative Commons Attribution license.

Show me your “Wordles”! If you make an awesome “Wordle” be sure and post it in the Anidan User’s Designs Group on Flickr so we can all check it out.

8 fonts you probably don’t use in css, but should

dani — Fri, 16 May 2008 09:31:40 +0000

Great reminder! I myself am totally guilty of using just a select few "typical" fonts such as arial and Georgia. This article is an excellent reminder of those "forgotten" fonts! Thank you 3.7crea.tv! (Spend some time at this site, excellent css articles and I LOVE the site design!)

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Font Viewer

dani — Tue, 06 May 2008 21:01:00 +0000

I could not live without this tool!

“The application renders all installed font families in a scrollable grid view. It allows you to change the font size, color, background color and text to be displayed. It has a built in list feature that allows you to select fonts and then store the names, this acts much like a light-box on the various stock image websites. You can export your list to .txt or .fv for later use and we also added a feature that will export your list to .pdf with the all styles applied.”

Download Font Viewer at FontViewer.net