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Module: Web Typography

The best typography for a hard copy brochure may not be ideal for the Web. Typography for the screen requires a modified set of rules from what many may be familiar with. This module will explore those rules and explain the differences.

  • Eight Tips for Type on the Web

    Eight Tips for Type on the Web

    Typography is, percentage-wise, the largest component of most websites. Using type effectively is key to attracting viewers who will stay on the site to read, to learn, to shop or to socialize.

  • Choosing Text Typefaces for the Web

    Choosing Text Typefaces for the Web

    The increasingly sophisticated digital environment offers a realm of expanded possibilities for typography on the Web, both technically and creatively. The availability of fonts optimized specifically for the Web is a major contributor to this development.

  • Typographic Emphasis in Digital Media

    Typographic Emphasis in Digital Media

    The most common ways to achieve emphasis in digital media are similar to the techniques used in print, but with an important proviso: the appearance of on-screen typography is often fluid rather than fixed.