Kudos to the author for challenging themselves to apply best practices, especially on the web where everything looks slightly different for everyone! As other comments show, this is not an easy task to take on.<p>I also read Bringhurst's book and found it eye-opening. Even though the author (crepererum) notes that you'll see bad typography everywhere after reading it, which is true, in my case it also had a converse effect: physical books became much more magical. Since learning about the techniques and best practices when typesetting for print, every book now feels more like a work of art to me.<p>And like the author, I was inspired to apply the practices from the book to a concrete project. In my case, I created a LaTeX template since I was typesetting a lot of math homework in college at the time.<p>The book is well worth reading for any lover of physical books, especially for those without prior background in design. It was also well-written and overall a joy to read.