Typography in Design
Typography in Design
Types of TYPEFACES
Serif
Sans Serif
Script
Decorative
a serif
Serif
a serif
typefaces that include serifs, which are slight projections added to the ends of a stroke.
Convey professionalism, elegance, sophistication, legibility (the serif help guide the eyes
in prints), luxury
Examples: Times New Roman, Georgia, Baskerville, Trajan Pro, Didot, Rockwell
Sans Serif
known for their clean and modern look, do not have the small projecting features called
“serifs" at the ends of their strokes
it’s refreshingly clean, minimalist and bare, with a relaxed and casual feel
Arial Regular
Arial Italics
Arial Bold
Arial Bold Italics
Fonts Alignment
left Center Right
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Used for long body of texts Used for cutouts, quotes, or Used to contrast, very short explainers,
very short paragraphs to create design styles, descriptions
balance
Hierarchy
Hierarchy in typography refers to the organization and arrangement of text elements
to create a visual hierarchy that guides the reader's eye through the content in
order of importance.
You can explore different font pairing styles to help in making design look good
when applying Hierarchy and using font type to differentiate
Legibility
Tracking
refers to the adjustment of the
overall spacing between characters
in a block of text.
Kerning
The adjustment of the space between
individual pairs of characters. It's used to
achieve visually pleasing and consistent
spacing between letters in a word or phrase.
Leading
"leading" refers to the vertical space
between lines of text. Line spacing.
ASSIGN
MENTUsing the same color and same word,
use font type to convey three different
feels for that word.