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Andy Clarke Reviews Typekit

A first look at the service that promises to bring embedded fonts to the web. From all appearances, this is going to be a really big deal.

Custom Data Attributes in HTML 5

If you’ve ever tried to store machine data in your html, you know it’s a pain. The HTML 5 draft gives us a clever solution: create your own arbitrary attributes prefixed with data-.

 <ol>
     <li data-length="2m11s">Beyond The Sea</li>
     ...
  </ol>

…a tidy mechanism that is also backwards compatible: browsers will ignore attributes they don’t recognize.