I like the illustrations and swipe icons that have been done for this website. The background and texture, suggesting the grime of a touchscreen is also a nice touch. I think that’s museo used and it’s interesting that I think this is the first time i’ve seen that typeface used without it being delivered via cufon or @font-face.
I like the illustrations and swipe icons that have been done for this website. The background and texture, suggesting the grime of a touchscreen is also a nice touch. I think that’s museo used and it’s interesting that I think this is the first time i’ve seen that typeface used without it being delivered via cufon or @font-face.
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Just took a quick peek but it looks like the Museo is just graphics. Bummer.