I mean this is all pretty basic for print / images. I was expecting web typography (since it was a website) and was completely disappointed to see that the examples were all images.

Great little guide—huge fan of the em dash.

And god damn do I love the Tiempos font family.

This is awesome. I'm in the process of recreating my website and most of my content is text. I've been using Butterick's Practical Typography as a resource, but this simple guide helps with a few issues I've been having.

Beautifully put together, nice one

I love this so much

I'd like to comment that I don't feel the excessive use of white-space helps the point of 'good typography'... It feels far too broken up, particularly on a large screen.

I'd also note that 'picking a typeface with lots of weights' isn't good in web design. This can add excessive page-load time, especially if multiple fonts are in use. That's something that works well in print.

I also feel as if paying attention to Kerning should be more than a final footnote haha.

Really, this is very handy as student material. However I'd hope no professionals read it and go, "oh wow I hadn't thought about left alignment". :P

Love it, needed it. Bookmarked.

I don’t mean to pick on a single writer but there’s a lot of these basic guidelines on the web. I would love to read more about advanced typographic tips and tricks. Do anyone know where to look?