The professional association for design. Washington, DC Chapter

Salon: Web Typography

Wednesday, January 27, 2010 — January 27, 2010 8 AM - 9 AM Teaism Restaurant, Penn Quarter
400 8th Street, NW (lower floor)
Washington, DC 20004

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Join AIGA DC and web design expert Jason Cranford Teague as we discuss how new technologies are changing the way typography is used on the web. In this members-only Salon, we will uncover the importance of typefaces for communicating messages and why typography on the web has languished for so long. We’ll discuss methods for using browser-safe and downloadable fonts and learn what the new web font service bureaus offer.

Bring your own experiences to share with the group and get your burning questions answered as we share ideas on web typography.


Moderator: Jason Cranford Teague, Design Manager, Marriott International eCommerce

Jason Cranford Teague is a designer, writer and teacher who helps people creatively apply technology. He has over 15 years of experience in the online world and written numerous books, including Speaking in Styles: The Fundamentals of CSS for Web Designers and Fluid Web Typography. He has recently worked with the W3C CSS Workgroup, advising them on design issues with typography, and was the Director of Web Design Standards for AOL/MediaGlow. Jason is currently the Design Manager for Marriott International eCommerce, where he is helping to relaunch the largest hotel site on the Web. Learn more about Jason from his blog, speaking-in-styles.com or follow him on twitter @jasonspeaking.


AIGA DC Salons are free, intimate roundtable discussions limited to 12 AIGA members only. With varied topics shared among an intimate group of creative professionals, you’re sure to uncover passions, reveal approaches and share stories in this monthly series designed to inspire and delight.

Even though this event is limited to 12 members, registration will accept up to 16 – the last four to register will be placed on a waiting list in case there are any cancellations. If you are wait-listed, you will be notified of this via email.

Breakfast refreshments may be purchased at the restaurant.

Metered street parking is available. Teaism is very close to the Archives/Navy Memorial/Penn Quarter Metro (Green Line) and within walking distance of the Federal Triangle (Orange + Blue Lines) and Gallery Place (Red Line) Metro Lines.

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