David Cameron is committing crimes against typography
Number 10 is now on Slideshare. That’s right, the slide hosting service loved by professionals and thought leaders around the world has been joined by the UK government.
And guess what? It’s terrible. Toe-curlingly, buttock-clenchingly awful.
I was about to launch into a big analysis of how the typography plunges into previously unchartered depths of awfulness (and why this matters) but I'm going to pull back… It is a Friday afternoon after all. Here it is in all it's majesty:
Who knew Slideshare could make the heart stop and your teeth itch?
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