How to Use Stylistic Alternates Without Hurting Legibility
Stylistic alternates can give a familiar word a distinctive voice, but too many substitutions can slow recognition. Learn how to choose and test alternates with restraint.
Stylistic alternates can give a familiar word a distinctive voice, but too many substitutions can slow recognition. Learn how to choose and test alternates with restraint.
Kerning fixes a specific letter pair, while tracking changes the rhythm of a larger text range. Learn how to diagnose spacing problems before adjusting either one.
Two attractive fonts can still compete on the page. Learn how to give a display heading and supporting text distinct roles through a fictional exhibition brief.