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TYPOGRAPHY
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Complete Manual of Typography by James Felici
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A Basic Introduction to Typography
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INTRODUCTION TO TYPOGRAPHY
Typography Practice. Font & Typeface. Formats. 2. History of Typography. Sounds to Symbols. Evolution of Writing Systems. Gutenberg & Movable Type.
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What is Typography? Elements and Rules for Beginners
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What Is Typography?
Let’s kick off with the basics: just what actually is typography? Typography is the art of arranging letters and text in a way that makes the copy legible, clear, and visually appealing to the reader. It involves font style, appearance, and structure, which aims to elicit certain emotions and convey specific messages. In short, typography is what b...
Why Is Typography Important?
Typography is so much more than just choosing beautiful fonts: it’s a vital component of user interface design. Good typography will establish a strong visual hierarchy, provide a graphic balance to the website, and set the product’s overall tone. Typography should guide and inform your users, optimize readability and accessibility, and ensure an e...
The Different Elements of Typography
To get started in typography, you first need to get to grips with the eight essential typographical design elements.
How Do You Choose The Right Typeface For Your website?
Now that we’ve familiarised ourselves with what is typography itself as well as its elements, let’s talk about the process of picking typefaces for your interface. Choosing a font for your websiteis a lot harder than it first seems. With so many different fonts and typefaces to select from, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Making the right choice dep...
What are the different types of typography?
There are four main typefaces that text fonts fall into – serif, sans serif, script, and display. By learning the main terms and rules of typography, you’ll be able to improve your typography skills, look at every design with a more open mind and come up with creative solutions.
What is the most important rule of typography?
The most important rule of typography is to make your text readable. Small, confusing font or dark backgrounds with dark text and such will make your text unintelligible. Don’t choose colors or fonts because they are your favorites, instead consider them from someone else’s point of view.
What is typography and why is it important?
A Basic Introduction to Typography Typography is an art form that has been around for hundreds of years. Words and text are all around us every day in almost everything we do.
What is a typographical hierarchy?
Establishing hierarchy is one of the most vital principles of typography. Typographical hierarchy aims to create a clear distinction between prominent pieces of copy that should be noticed and read first, and standard text copy.
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Jim KrauseMust-know typographic principles
presented through lessons, exercises, and examples.Lessons in Typography
Must-know typographic principles presented through lessons, exercises, and examplesJim Krause
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Jim KrauseMust-know typographic principles
presented through lessons, exercises, and examples 4 6Introduction
101. The Terminology of Type
12Appreciation
14Typographic Terms
15Types of type
16Forms and placement
17More typographic anatomy
18 Heights | Measuring type | Upright, leaning
19Typographic optics
20Your Turn To: Check Your Type Vocabulary
22Kinds of Type
23Serif typefaces
24Serifs and change | Significant details
25Ampersands | Culture and flair | Good for text 26
Classic sans serif | Comparing sans serif fonts
27Contemporary sans serif | Variety is good
28Script and related typefaces
29Smart scripts | Feigned legitimacy
30Blackletter typefaces | Practicality
32Monospace typefaces | Bitmap and dot matrix
33Display and novelty
34Families of dingbats, ornaments, and images
35Ornaments as add-ons and backdrops
36One typeface, many fonts
37Alternate and hidden characters | Case
38One typeface, many flavors
39Your Turn To: Boost Your Awareness of Type
40Typographic numerals
41Lining and non-lining | Number options
42The beauty of punctuation
43Hanging, or not | Punctuational correctness
44Your Turn To: Explore Typographic History
462. The Art of the Letter
48Typographic Voice
50Expressive range
52Artistic expression
54Letter Modifications
55Cutting and modifying | Additions and effects
56Ready-to-go modified fonts
57Decorative additions | Thematic relations
58Focusing on: Letter Modifications
60Building Characters 61 Creating within shapes
62Form-defining details
63Gridded letterforms
64Focusing On: Pathfinder Operations
66Your Turn To: Create Letters
68Adding Imagery
69Borrowed decor | Added imagery | Interiors
70Imagery inside
72The illustrated letter | The letter as illustration 74
Monograms and Letter Sets
75Monograms
76Pairs and sets
77Ways of saying and
79Thinking collaterally
80Your Turn To: Make Monograms and More
823. Working with Words
84Word Fundamentals
85Font, case, and space
86Mixed specifications
87Font ligatures | Custom ligatures
88Letterspacing strategies
89Focusing On: Evaluating Letterspacing
90Presenting Words
91Word legibility | Text legibility
92Font persona
94Simple word treatments
97Using interiors
98Dimension
99Focusing On: Digital Effects
100Your Turn To: Work with Words
102Adding Decor and Imagery
103Simple extensions and replacements
104Backdrops | Enclosures
105Ornamental add-ons | Correlation
106Dominant backdrops
108Focusing On: Developing Ideas
110Adding imagery
112Ideas from others
113Boiling it down
114The advantageous O
115Words as images
116Wrapping tightly | Enclosure as starring element 118
Your Turn To: Create Your Own Word Graphics
LESSONS IN TYPOGRAPHY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PageNumber Chapter/TopicPage Number Chapter/Topic
5 179Purely typographic solutions
180Your Turn To: Create a Personal Emblem
181Focusing on: Investigating Different Endings
1825. Text and Layouts
184Helping the Reader Read
185Text font considerations
186Tracking
187Leading
188Column width versus type size
189Justification
190Wrapping text
191Best to avoid
192Paragraphs
193Opening lines
194Denoting new paragraphs
195Solving the argument
196Alternative paragraph indicators
198Focusing on: Making It Work
200Self-Contained Messages
201Callouts
202Captions
203Excerpts
204Highlighting text
205Your Turn To: Present a Quotation
206Laying It Out
207Levels of hierarchy
208Columns
209Flexibility
210Grids 211
Adhering | Overruling
212Assistance from lines
213Panels, too
214The spaces around
216Full page, purely typographic visuals
218On the fly
220Your Turn To: Never Stop Learning About Type
222Appreciation
224Glossary
234Index120 Making Fonts
121Modifying existing fonts
122Custom-built typefaces
123Linework options
124Hand-lettering based on existing fonts
125Lettering analog
126Focusing on: Assembling Hand-Lettered Words
128The illustrated word
130Your Turn To: Make Letters and Words
1324. Multi-Word Presentations
134Logo, Headline, and Word Graphic Fundamentals
135Simple and effective
136Font choices, font voices
138Combining fonts
139Multi-font failings
140Breaking lines
141Nontraditional line breaks
142Baseline considerations | Getting lucky
143Your Turn To: Create Typographic Logos
144Emphasis Strategies
145Directing the eye
146Size considerations
147Weight and color
148Focusing On: Exploring Fonts
150Color for emphasis
152Type Against Backdrop
153The legibility factor
154Solid backdrops
156Type over imagery
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