A user’s interaction with a given product is vital in design. Any application should be intuitive, easy to use and establish a connection. In this article we give you 8 Rules of Typography For Beginner-Level UX/UI Designers.
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Typography is usually one of the unattended elements in web design. It can break or make a website and with the popularity of CSS and HTML, typography has become more important. In this article we discuss The Rules of Typography in Web Design.
There is a lot of current research related to typography these days. This is a topic of great interest to logo designers. As we all know that logo has been a powerful force for a long time, and it has a big impact on company branding. Join us in this article as we look at Font Psychology and Typography Inspiration in Logo Design.
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Hello, friends! Today we’ll talk about How to Choose Fonts That Reflect Your Brand Style.
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While browsing Instagram we stumbled upon Mexican artist and art director Luis Lili account an noticed he has created some hand-lettered logos of big brands in his own unique signature calligraphy style they are really great to look at and thought we would share it with you. Let’s check out some Big Brand Logos Recreated In Beautiful Calligraphy Style
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You know the feeling you get when you visit a website that tells you to stick around or hit the back button? This is before your brains comprehend the textual content. It instead is the font size, color, and style, the way everything is arranged that tells you how comfortable the overall design looks. Continue reading “Reasons Why Typography Plays a Critical Role in Achieving Digital Marketing Goals”
Here’s an exciting story about Typography Fonts: in July 2012, Errol Morris conducted an experiment titled ‘Are You an Optimist or a Pessimist?’ Where he presented an excerpt from a book by David Deutsch (The Beginning of Infinity). Morris wasn’t bothered with what people thought they were. He wanted to know how typography fonts influence perception, how typeface affects the credibility of the text. He used 6 fonts (Baskerville, Comic Sans, Helvetica, Georgia, Computer Modern, Trebuchet) and text in Comic Sans and Helvetica had the most negative responses while Baskerville was the clear winner. In this article, we take a look at 4 Typography Designs with Awesome Font Selection.
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Are you a hand letter artist who wants to improve your letter forms and script lettering? or maybe you want to learn more about the art of creating custom letterforms? Then we have the perfect online course for you to lean just that. The course is taught by UK hand lettering artist Ian Barnard who is passionate about typography and creating custom lettering and as he explains
“learning the wonderful craft of calligraphy. It’s amazing what can be achieved when we make stuff with our hands”
Dive into this course and learn how to Level-Up Your Script Lettering! With Ian Barnard.
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To capture a brands personality and make it stand out above the competition it needs an eye-catching logo that is not only representative but also identifiably unique, memorable, adaptable and timeless. In this article, we take a look at The Art of Logo Design
When it comes to designing a logo, the successful elements all come from the details of the design. This is especially the case when it comes to font and typography of the words on a design where every specific aspect of the wording will create a particular impression and will send a certain message. In this article, we present to you Your Complete Guide to Advanced Logo Typography & Letter Spacing
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