Helvetica Fever on the Web!

This is amazing!

I'm a bit tardy to the party but I love Sarah and I love Helvetica!

Franklin Gothic is my personal choice, I find its the easiest to read given my vision impairments. But I don't know about its availability on the web.

YahooMail just changed from Verdana to Helvetica.

WTF?

Love Sarah Lane! Used to watch Pop Siren and thought she was the best thing about it!

lol. Well done Sarah. Now if only Helvetica was a free font. aha.

Bot i suppose the greatest things are never free.

Lots of great free(&/or shareware) clones out there however...
Helonia for example (http://www.handyarchive.com/free/neue/)

Heywaitaminute!

Aren't you that Sarah who used to be on that show with the guys who talked about tech stuff on that channel for tech stuff that changed it's name and has that really tall woman who reviews video games with a balding guy on a show about video games?

Because if you are, then it's good to see you back on television! And, I prefer Papyrus font. Unless it's for serious discussion, and then it's Times Roman.

Well, I like Georgia.

Uuuuuu....Helvetica is not totally web safe.

I'm a big fan of Copperplate Gothic

I've never had my nerd itch scratched so hard until ms. lane posted this video. So satisfying...

...glaven!

Incredible how so many people give a shit about a lot of shit out there...

There is something oddly alluring in listening to Sarah talk about Helvetica!

Nice vid!

Now I know how to pronounce Helvetica right too. I always said hel-ve-TEE-ca
I've even tried to copy-paste other fonts in my replies just for the fun of it, no luck, except the mirrored effect.

Helvetica is perfect.

Kind of like the modern monk doing illuminated scripts...Helvetica is God. And the rebel only needs to use a different font. Devil, I mean.

LOL... ah helvetica, the current default of graphic designers everywhere... it is a damn nice font though!

This is an awesome post and kind of serendipitous since I just watched the move Helvetica like a wee ago after having it in my Netflix cue since Watch Instantly came out.

I love Helvetica and never really knew why. Just always like the spacing and negative ground properties and ease of readability... then I saw the movie "Duh" I'm a New Yorker living in Hawaii for the last 25 years. I was missing my Subway signs. Hello, Brain Fart.

Thanks again Sarah log time fan of yours TechTV.

Much #Aloha,

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awesome tip, thanks sarah.