The Software Freedom Law Center website is built to conform to web standards, including HTML5. Like the rest of the free web, it is best viewed in a standards-compliant free software web browser, such as Mozilla Firefox or Chromium.

Fonts

We use the following free fonts, optimized by [FontSquirrel’s @font-face generator](http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fontface/generator):

• Sorts Mill Goudy by Barry Schwartz (OFL), for “Software Freedom Law Center” in our header and for various headings
• Allerta by Matt McInerney (OFL), for certain headings
• Junction by Caroline Hadilaksono (OFL), for certain other headings
• Blackout by Tyler Fink (OFL), for some graphics

We got Junction, Sorts Mill Goudy, and Blackout from the excellent collection of free fonts curated by the League of Moveable Type.

Design

SFLC’s “frdm” logo was designed by Ben Mauer of quilted.coop. Our current design is by Aaron Williamson, who borrowed heavily from Dan Cedarholm’s work in the excellent book Handcrafted CSS. Thanks also to J.B. Nicholson-Owens for patches improving our CSS’s cross-browser support. The mimetype icons on our Publications page are from the Silk icons set by Mark James (CC-BY 2.5).

Technology

This site is generated with Hakyll and Pandoc and delivered as static HTML. It was produced using free software, including git, Emacs, and GIMP.