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▸ “Serifs”
▸ Are the small finishing strokes on the end of a character
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▸ “Sans Serif Font”
▸ Tend to feel more modern
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‣ Good vs. Bad Fonts
‣ Typography has a personality
‣ Font choices can make or break your message
‣ Choose a font style that best represents and compliments your business or
message
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‣ Good vs. Bad Fonts
‣ Does the font style complement the message?
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‣ Good vs. Bad Fonts
‣ Does the font style complement the message?
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INTRO TO TYPOGRAPHY
‣ Good vs. Bad Fonts
‣ Does the font style complement the message?
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INTRO TO TYPOGRAPHY
‣ Good vs. Bad Fonts
‣ Does the font style complement the message?
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‣ Good vs. Bad Fonts
‣ Does the font style complement the message?
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‣ Good vs. Bad Fonts
‣ Does the font style complement the message?
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‣ When choosing Fonts for a design you should ask...
‣ What message are you trying to send?
‣ Who is your audience?
‣ CONSIDER: Age, Income, Level of Education, Attention Span!
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‣ Choosing Fonts for a design
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‣ Only you can prevent visual confusion by designing with…
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‣ Use font effects sparingly!
‣ You can create visual confusion by going overboard with gradients, shadows,
special effects, or layer styles.
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Sources:
“23 Really Bad Font Choices,” Douglas Bonneville, Dec. 10, 2009
http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/articles/design-theory/using-white-space-ornegative-
space-in-your-designs/