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\|	\|	Designing with modular scales is one way to make more conscious, meaningful choices about measurement on the web. Modular scales work with-not against-responsive design and grids, provide a sensible alternative to basing our compositions on viewport limitations du jour, and help us achieve a visual harmony not found in compositions that use arbitrary, conventional, or...	6.3 parsecs away Travel
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\|		We all want to design great typographic experiences-while serving users on a huge array of devices. But today's type is inflexible and doesn't scale. We can solve this problem by making webfonts mo...	16.9 parsecs away Travel