May 3
2017
introducing
180,000
photos
from
unsplash
We continue to integrate the world’s best services into Readymag. Thousands of curated high resolution photographs from the world’s most generous photo community have become part of our Picture and Background Widgets. Every photo is copyright-free.
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introducing
New web fonts
We are happy to announce our partnership with type.today. Six superb typefaces from their collection enriched our Font Library.
Graphik
Graphik was inspired by less common 20th century sans serifs that many European foundries released to compete with Futura and Helvetica. First drawn as the house style for Schwartzco Inc., it was further developed for Condé Nast Portfolio and later for Wallpaper* and T, the New York Times Style Magazine.
by Christian Schwartz, Commercial Type, and Ilya Ruderman
Austin
Austin was originally designed as headline type for Harper’s & Queen fashion magazine by Paul Barnes. The author himself describes the face as “a British Modern with the styling and sheen of New York in the 1970s.”
by Paul Barnes, Commercial Type, and Ilya Ruderman
Giorgio Sans
Giorgio Sans was created by Christian Schwartz for the New York Times’ style magazine. The distinguishing feature of the typeface is the extreme x-height and short extenders.
by Vincent Chan, Christian Schwartz, Commercial Type, and Ilya Ruderman
Kazimir
Kazimir blends various features of pre-revolutionary Russian typography with contemporary ideas of fashion, form and harmony. The face has slightly narrowed proportions, reminiscent of the rhythms of transitional serifs.
by CSTM Fonts, Yury Ostromentsky, Ilya Ruderman
Kazimir Text
Compared to Kazimir, Kazimir Text has a bit wider proportions, a bit lower contrast, and much wider codepage with extended language support.
by CSTM Fonts, Yury Ostromentsky, Ilya Ruderman
NWT Bodoni
This distinctive typeface is based on the letters as drawn in Manuale Tipografico, a book by punch-cutter and publisher Giambattista Bodoni. The typesetting is compact and even, as the designer of the face Elena Novoselova created it specifically for text sizes.
by Elena Novoselova
All these typefaces are available in the Font Library and are ready to become part of your projects.
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enhancing
animations
New Features
We kicked off 2016 by launching animations and throughout the year we were happy to see more and more projects taking advantage of this mighty feature. Today we’re adding even more power and flexibility to it.
1
triggers
Ever wanted to trigger an animation on a widget by clicking on another? This is now part of R/m animations.
2
cycle
loop
In addition to the reverse loop we’ve added a cycle loop: it repeats an animation from the starting point.
3
change
steps
Sometimes you need to rearrange animation steps after you've created them. Now you can do this.
4
start when
in view
Now you can choose to start an animation when the animated widget is scrolled into view.
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sep 29
2016
introducing
forms
New Widget
Need to collect email addresses for a newsletter, manage an event registration, or gather data for your survey? Now you can do all that with our new Form widget.
Try it out! Tell us what new features you’d like Readymag to have.
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aug 4
2016
introducing
bundle drag
sticky position
shortcuts
bundle
drag
On long pages, dragging up and down a large group of widgets can be tedious: select, scroll, drag, deselect, select, and drag again. We’ve invented a way to do it faster. Hold V key while dragging a widget—this binds all widgets below, so you can drag them all at once.
shortcuts
at hand
While some actions in Readymag are just handy with shortcuts, others—like Bundle Drag—can be done with keyboard only. Discover easier and learn shortcuts with the help of this colorful infographic popup, which is always accessible from the Help Menu.
sticky
position
In addition to the left/right sticky position, now you can keep a widget stuck to the top or bottom edge of the browser, too. Fix a header and a footer regardless of the page format or the height.
(top/bottom)
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APR 12
2016
we have some
news
new pricing plan / font upload / code injection / code export / SEO & Sharing Settings
1
new
pricing
plan
With this update, we are particularly focusing on design agencies, publishing houses, and enterprises who use Readymag for work. Whether you create a website for a client, a high-load piece of journalism, or an internal presentation—the new set of tools is just for you.
Our new subscription plans give you some desired superpowers such as injecting custom code into your projects, uploading your own webfonts, exporting the source code and more. Let us know what you think and keep creating!
2
code
injection
3
font
upload
In addition to 1500+ webfonts from Webtype, Typekit and Google already available in Readymag, you can now upload your own.
4
seo &
sharing
settings
Customize basic meta tags for search engines and take full control over the appearance of your projects in social networks by setting OG tags and tweet texts for each page.
5
code
export
Export projects as ZIP archives containing all the HTML/JS/CSS code and graphics needed to run them offline or host on your own server.
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Start Creating
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Jan 19
2016
