Ever come across a site that has a different font for every type of information? It’s a little disconcerting, and will more than likely turn potential users away, typically because the site is hard to read and navigate quickly. It’s sites like this that prove typography is taken for granted when used on the web.

Using SVG’s in web design and development has taken off in the last year or so. For those who don’t know, SVG, or Scalable Vector Graphics, is an image format for vector graphics, much like an Illustrator or EPS file that can be scaled to any size without losing any clarity (as opposed to bitmap pixel based image formats like JPG, GIF, or PNG, which lose their clarity when scaled).