October 20, 2009 — ff Meta was originally conceived as a typeface for use in small point sizes. Against its intended purpose, ff Meta very quickly became one of the most popular typefaces of the computer era. It is mainly used in magazines, from the Normal weight in small point sizes for captions up to the Black version for large headlines.
However, now it’s time to use this typeface on web sites as well.
For this reason ff Meta designer Erik Spiekermann, the FontFont Typeface Library – the world’s largest collection of original, contemporary typefaces –, and the FontShops endorse the woff specification, with default same-origin loading restrictions, as a Web font format. FontFont expects to license fonts for Web use in this format.
We hope that besides the upcoming Mozilla Firefox 3.6 other browsers will join in implementing woff.