Details
- Date & Time
- Day 2 (25th June) 13:35 - 14:05
- Location
- Function Room 1
- Category
- Cloud
- Language
- Cantonese/Mandarin, depending preferences of the audience
- Target Audience
- Developers, Users
- Requirement
- Some CSS knowledge would be useful
I will introduce how digital fonts work, how webfonts work, and focus on how to make Chinese fonts load faster, so that they are accessible via the web. In particular, I'll share about "dynamic subsetting", that is, deleting unused glyphs in a font, according to the content of the web page. I'll also talk about available libraries, caching and deployment consideration, and alternative approaches.
If I have more time, I can talk about other Chinese layout topics, such as vertical layout(直排)on the web, browser features like CSS unicode-ranges, etc.
Andy Shu
- Origin
- Hong Kong
- Residence
- China
- Company
- Strikingly
Biography
Former editor at Mingpao Daily, Data Journalist at Initium Media; currently Frontend Engineer at Strikingly.