badboy.media.design :: articles :: NiceformsThis is where Lucian writes about design, coding, business, the web, and other stuff. Occasionally he also posts some of the photos he takes. Before Internet Explorer 7 and Windows Vista, web text on PCs looked significantly different than it did on Macs. That was because OS X has long employed an anti-aliasing engine, named Quartz, I believe, whereas Windows XP and all previous versions displayed
