U&lc Issue: 25.4.1

Web Radar/Eileen Gunn: The War Between Links and Text There’s a grammar of links on web pages, one that often runs cross-grained to the visual hierarchy of type on the page. What are the questions you have to ask yourself as a designer of web pages?

Kyrillitsa lives! by Maxim Zhukov Despite last summer’s Russian economic meltdown, the typographic community in Moscow is alive and well. Maxim Zhukov was one of the judges for Kyrillitsa ’99, a competition for excellence in Cyrillic type design.

The nature of the type world keeps changing. And any online publication is, by definition, about change. U&lc Online began life as an online companion to U&lc, ITC’s award-winning magazine; from here on in, it will begin a new life, in a new format, as ITC’s online voice. Expect the unexpected. U&lc Online is ITC’s international journal of graphic design and digital media. U&lc Online needs no subscription; it’s part of the ITC web site, itcfonts.com. To read U&lc Online, just bookmark this page and check it out every month.