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3 thoughts on “Webfonts in der Praxis: Teil 1 – Auf Fontsuche”
Hi, thanks for the table on web font services. I just wanted to let you know about two tiny errors in it: “to split” is an irregular verb, and the past tense is “split”, not “splitted”. Also, the word “method” is spelled without an -e at the end. Great work otherwise!
Hi, thanks for the table on web font services. I just wanted to let you know about two tiny errors in it: “to split” is an irregular verb, and the past tense is “split”, not “splitted”. Also, the word “method” is spelled without an -e at the end.
Great work otherwise!
Hi, thanks for your response, I corrected typos.
Danke für die tolle Übersicht, wirklich sehr nützlich :-)