We changed website font type to comic sans ... Not!

 "We changed website font type to comic sans — but only because it's 1st April"  was the title of an original article on typography we published on http://olipoly.com , now rebranded as webpoly, some years ago ( around 2017), whose subtitle was  "Why your website typography is a serious issue and how to make good use of it". 

    We were very proud of it, but it happened with the posts about boosting your online shop's Easter sales and about women on commerce, among many others valuable artciles I have written. Internet archive is not keeping the links to them, although they have been refrenced, commented and had lots of views. If you can find a copy of any of these articles published under http://olipoly.com or http://olipoly.net , please comment bellow.



#AprilFoolsDay #website #typography

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