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Typography
Typography is the art of text through the arrangement and appearance of the type with or without surrounding content. It encompasses all aspects of letter design and application and is used by a variety of media and medium. Typography generally follows four principles - repetition, contrast, proximity, and alignment.
1,469 Questions
What is a short line extending from the top or bottom of a character?
The little line adorning a character in typography is a serif.
It actually means this. A musical or vocal sound which is continues.
Why is it important to use different fonts?
to make sure every thing is different like in a letter you have the heading body paragraphs and then the closing.
The cap height is a term used in typography. It is basically the line that shows how tall to make your capital letters.
Cap height is the height from the baseline to the top of the uppercase letters in a font. It may or may not be the same as the height of the ascenders. Cap height is used in some systems to measure the type size.
How many diffrent positions can you set for drop cap?
There are two different positions we can set for drop caps. One is 'dropped' and another is 'on margin'.
What are technique in lettering?
One technique in lettering is calligraphy.
If you need a more general answer, kids learn printingfirst, then they learn cursive writing.
How to Build Accessible or ADA compliant.?
There are many advantages to building ACCESSIBLE or ADA COMPLIANT. There is one good reference that I would send you to first. That is your local building official. This person will be able to tell you which codes are applicable in your area. They also can help you understand how they are interpreting these codes and specifications. Why would this be important? Isn't the code written in black and white? Yes and YES… however, the bible is also written in black and white and you know how many different interpretations there are on that one. Seccond there is a place called the Access Board. They are tasked with developing and interpreting the Fair Housing Act (FHA), Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Architectural Barriers Act (ABA). Here is a link to their site (www.access-board.gov).
What are the different modals and their uses?
- Possibility
- Ability
- Permission
- Obligation
Why do people change the text color?
Some people get really bored with the same thing over and over so they change the color just to add some excitement. Or sometimes people do it just to have their words stand out.
