Earlier this year Google improved its logo kerning, after much criticism for its type choice.
First discovered by Google UK staff Pierre Far, Google has created a clever little kerning trick in its search engine—tweaking the space between letters in its search engine when users does a search for ‘Kerning’ and ‘typography kerning’.
According to Creative Bloq, “you'll notice a little extra breathing space between the lettering on the 'kerning' search results page”.
This little tick should have brought some amusement to typography enthusiasts today.