An open-source GUI for text layout on the web.

Use the font file property uploader or drag a font onto the text box you wish to apply the font to. This loads a buffer, which means there's no cached file to worry about if you refresh the page.

Or, if you have a font already installed on your system, simply type the font family name in the font-face field. This applies the property to the CSS font-face property.

Use CSS Columned Layout~~~

Works on phones if you want... for whatever reason.

Automatically adds font variation axes to the interface with min and max values.

• language localization
• supports everything but cv01-cv99

Supports subpixel, grayscale, and aliased rendering methods (depending on browser).

You can box-select any textbox, using shift and alt keys as additive and subtractive modifiers, and edit properties of those textboxes in parallel.

Inspiration from http://typeshiftapp.com/ for making web editors beautiful, http://www.impallari.com/testing/ for making web testing an essential part of font development.

There's a lot of updating that needs to be done under the hood, as well as on the front-end, but if you're curious to try, you can test at https://danielgamage.github.io/font-dashboard/