The selection of typefaces and arrangement of type in a composition.
the art and technology of mechanically producing writing. Al-most all commercial typography is now done with computers. Typo-graphic designers may manipulate such elements as font, size, line and character spacing, as well as effects such as bold, italics, or CAPITALIZATION in order to create a desired effect and enhance the message of the text.
the art and skill of designing letters and words.
The art and technique of composing printed materials from type.
The art of arrangement, style, appearance and printing of type and typefaces.
Skilled level of typeface choice with spacing, impact and readability considerations.
The art of using or designing with type to communicate a message from one individual to another.
The arrangement or composition of type within formats
The art and technique of selecting a specific typeface design (size, weight, and style) for maximum readability and appropriate aesthetic appearance.
the design and planning of printing matter using type.
'the structuring and arranging of visual language' (Baines & Haslam, 2002, 1)
art and technique of printing with movable type
A specific and distinct style of lettering, also called type, typestyle or font
The style and composition of type and printing from it.
The system of characters that make up the arrangement of text on a page.
The art and process of specifying, setting, or otherwise working with print-quality type, as opposed to typewriting. Typography involves the proper placement, positioning, and specification of type to ensure not only maximum legibility but also high aesthetic appeal.
Fonts or typefaces used to format and display textual content.
The appearance of fonts, letters, or characters, typography involves the printed word and graphic design.
The art, general design, and appearance of printed or electronic materials using fonts, typefaces.
Setting of type to design and print standards to make type more readable, attractive or outstanding.
The method of displaying text. It covers font styles, sizes and colors.
printing in which ink is transferred to the paper from a raised design, with the result that the ink lays nearly flat on the surface of the paper. Typography is the opposite of intaglio or engraved printing in which the design is below the surface of the plate and the transferred ink lays above the surface of the paper
The art and process of skillfully arranging type in a layout.
Typography is the study and process of typefaces; how to select, size, arrange, and use them. In modern terms. typography includes computer display and output. Traditionally, typography was the use of metal types with raised letterforms that were inked and then pressed onto paper.
The art and practice of arranging type and other elements in pleasing ways by using combinations of fonts and layout, and adjusting the type in such a way as to produce the most aesthetic result.
The design and layout of type.
The art of printing from moveable type, including the skilled planning of typeface and size, composition, and layout, to make a balanced and attractive whole.
The font and visual appearance of lettering.
The art, craft or process of composing type and printing from it/ the selection and planning of type from printed publications.
the design, style, appearance or arrangement of matter printed from type.
This term relates to the way in which a passage is set down visually on the page. Some of the features to be aware of are listed under Layout.
The typestyle specified for brand communications other than the basic brand signature. Typography is often an existing font, but may also be a modified font or custom-designed font.
The art and technology of creating magazines and other publications before the computer revolution.
The art and technique of arranging and formatting text.
Typography is the art and technique of setting written subject matter in type using a combination of typefaces, point size, line length, leading (line spacing) and letter spacing.