What seems most interesting about this to me is that it's a color font instead of just key. This is first color font I've installed on my computer instead of just previewing a webfont.<p>Color fonts have an "interesting" compatibility story <a href="https://www.colorfonts.wtf" rel="nofollow">https://www.colorfonts.wtf</a> (edit: it looks like this is an OpenType-SVG font, so it works anywhere except Google, since Google is the new IE)
Any context? Why is it in with a load of sofas without explanation???<p>Edit:
This has a bit more info.
Apparently its a meme which of course everyone knew but me :)<p><a href="https://www.theverge.com/tldr/2019/7/1/20677211/ikea-soffa-sans-font-vallentuna-planner-sofa-couches" rel="nofollow">https://www.theverge.com/tldr/2019/7/1/20677211/ikea-soffa-s...</a>
Is anyone else even more excited about the fact that Ikea finally redid their circa-2001 Microsoft Frontpage-styled Verdana website and it finally feels relaxing to browse their catalog online.
I like the meme but my experience in their stores is the meandering aisles with no long clear line of sight makes me think they are a fire trap. Honestly the IKEA stores in Asia i have been in are scary, and that is even at the non-crowded times of the week. I refuse to go in now except one store in which I feel safe at off-peak times. The rest feel like fire traps, designed to 'engage' the buyer with as many products for as long as possible in hope you buy a shit load of stuff you have no intention of using.