Google Kerning Easter Egg Plays Tricks With Typography
Google UK’s Peter Far found an Easter Egg designed specifically for hardcore typography fans. If you search for [kerning] in one tab, and [typography kerning] in another, you’ll notice a little extra space between the lettering on the [kerning] search results page. Search Engine Land’s Barry Schwartz put together the following animated image to show […]
Google UK’s Peter Far found an Easter Egg designed specifically for hardcore typography fans.
If you search for [kerning] in one tab, and [typography kerning] in another, you’ll notice a little extra space between the lettering on the [kerning] search results page.
Search Engine Land’s Barry Schwartz put together the following animated image to show the Easter egg in action:
It’s hard-to-spot, but should prove entertaining for those who have spent the last few days griping on their social networks about how many spaces should be included after a period.
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