History
The site was launched in 2000, and was designed by David Johnson-Davies based on AI techniques. Research on its application by graphic design students was published in 2006.Identification technique
The site enables the user to identify typefaces by walking through a series of questions. The principle of identification is to use distinctive features of given letters, and the site returns the designer and manufacturer of the font, as well as the name. Technically it is an application of the Common Lisp Hypermedia Server. The service is used as licensed technology on Fonts.com and linotype.com. The same principles have been applied to Japanese typefaces.Notes
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