Unlike desktop fonts, which are designed for use in documents and in graphic design, WebFonts are their own unique animal, specially tuned to be recognized and displayed by a web browser. Those who have tried to adapt desktop fonts for website use know that it's really only possible to get clear...
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December 8, 2015
Buying Fonts with YouWorkForThem
With the new year just around the corner, everyone from bloggers to corporations have been focusing on the impact that mobile devices will have on web design in 2016. The latest buzz indicates that high-impact and unique fonts for web content are in while default browser fonts, such as Times New...
October 2, 2015
Introducing FontPath, the new way to find fonts.
We here at YouWorkForThem have always prided ourselves on curating the freshest font and design trends, and in bringing our customers the best deals. With that principle in mind, we set out to build a new way of quickly sorting fonts. We know many of you want to get in and out of our store just ...
September 21, 2015
Introducing The Daily Deal!
Starting today, we're introducing an all-new way to save some money on fonts and stock art, that we're calling The Daily Deal. Starting this very minute, we'll randomly select a new font or stock art design EVERY DAY, and discount it at 25% off (or more) for 24 hours. // That's right, each and e...
July 6, 2015
WebFonts: One-time Fees vs. Subscriptions
YouWorkForThem has been licensing WebFonts for a one-time fee since 2011. However, we regularly encounter the misconception that we charge a monthly subscription fee. This has never been the case. Pay once, play forever. That's why brands like T-Mobile, Valve Software, Whole Foods and West Elm c...
March 22, 2015
WebFonts V17 – Important Update
Today we just deployed the next update to our WebFonts, version 17. This is an important update if you are using v16 (1.6) of our WebFonts that was deployed last month. We strongly suggest all users of 1.6 to download and replace your files with the latest v17 files now posted. This fixes a bug ...