Learn how size, boldness, and spacing help people read.
Make the important words easy to find.
What you will learn.
Make ten black-and-white layouts from the complete supplied copy, then revise those same ten to change their reading order.
Before you begin.
Open your C27 Academy Figma Design file and the complete supplied typography copy below. Keep an unchanged source copy. You may use the reading-order observations from Recognize good and bad design.
Learn the concept.
Typography arranges words so people can read them in a useful order. Size, weight, grouping, and space can change what appears first without changing the words.
Typography
See a worked example.
Start with the same complete supplied copy in every equal-size layout. In the first version, make the headline largest. In a revision, change its grouping and space to make another reading order. Compare what appears first, second, and third, then check that no word is missing. The slides are historical examples; your ten originals and ten revisions are one project.
