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Fontrology

 
All articles:
Using Type Tools:
Font Info:
Situational Typography:
  • Tips for Scripts
  • Typography for Signage
  • Typography for Children
  • Type Specimens
  • Typesetting Mysteries, Part Two: Jumpy Line Spacing and Quirky Letterspacing
  • Typesetting Mysteries, Part 1: Unexpected Line Breaks and Missing Fonts
  • Type On A Curve
  • Typeface as decoration
  • E-mail Etiquette
  • Designing For Seniors
  • Captions Part 1
  • Captions Part 2
  • ALL CAPS: To set or not to set?
  • Type Terms: A Trio of (Slightly) Tricky Pairs
  • + More...
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Glyphs & Characters:
Fine Typography:
Fontology

Situational Typography

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  • Captions Part 1

    Even when a picture is worth a thousand words, most of the time it’s likely to have a caption anyway. Not quite body text, not quite display text, captions require careful handling to guarantee the best results.

  • Captions Part 2

    The key to setting effective, legible captions is using the right tool for the right job: namely, caption fonts. These specially-designed fonts have been optimized for use at small sizes.

  • ALL CAPS: To set or not to set?

    Setting blocks of text in all caps generally poses a risk to readability. Here’s our case for avoiding CAPITAL OFFENSES.

  • Type Terms: A Trio of (Slightly) Tricky Pairs

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