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Tuesday May 03, 2016

Bram Stein

Bram Stein is a web developer working on web font serving at Typekit. He cares a lot about typography and design on the web, and is happiest working at the intersection between design and technology. In his spare time he runs the stateofwebtype.com and maintains several tools for improving web typography. He writes about web typography for several magazines and is a contributing author to Smashing Book #5. bramstein.com

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