typestorming
FF mt by Erik Spiekermann
2007May 09
FF mt is an economic typeface accomodating the spelling reform of the internet-chat-sms generation.
There are examples all around like bklyn, razr or rbk or this “future” traffic sign (I love the typeface of the right sign):
btw: to learn german will get even harder … or easier … wht d y thnk
The font is free so you can download it at fontfont.com and start dropping vowels;)
Update 7/24/2007
BMW for the new 1 Coupé:
by toms on 13 May 04:37
a notable one :)
by Dmitriy on 14 May 16:09
I saw one text in russian – it says nevermind in which order letters stay in words. Important first and last one to be on its places! We’re “catching” most of words, just remembering size of word and set of some letters, but not order! I read that article with some scepsis, but next time I surprised – all text was written in this way! :) I don’t know if it would works in english (words are too short) but in russian it rules! Try in deutsch!
by Fredrik Wärnsberg on 14 May 16:22
As far as I know that’s something that applies to the way the human brain cognitively interprets words and sentences and isn’t language specific at all.
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by Samo Korosec on 12 May 13:15
Was a good April Fool’s joke, that. :)