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WorksheetsTypography
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Designers use typography to communicate what to an audience.
Serif
client's message
Baseline
Descenders
Two main types of fonts
serif
justified
sans serif
capital
Fonts that have a tear drop form at the edges
alignment
justified
sans serif
serif
Fonts that don't have a tear drop form at the edge
sans serif
alignment
serif
justifed
The imaginary line where the letters sit
x-height
descender
baseline
ascender
Letters that drop below the baseline
x-height
baseline
descenders
ascenders
The height of the lowercase letters
x-height
y-height
ascenders
descenders
Letters that go above x-height
descenders
x-height
y-height
ascenders
The space between two pairs of letter
kerning
leading
tracking
aligning
The space between lines of text
kerning
leading
tracking
aligning
The adjustment of spacing of large sections of type
kerning
leading
tracking
aligning
The way type is arranged on the page
kerning
leading
tracking
alignment
When type aligns even on both sides
align left
align right
center
justified
The length of the line of type
line length
point size
font
line spacing
Good typography does what to the meaning of the text
diminishes it
over powers it
reinforces it
deletes it
How should you use centered text
constantly
sparingly
frequently
never
All caps are fine when it is
less than 10 words
less than one line of text
more than one line of text
multiple paragraphs of text
Web design is made up of how much typography
10%
80%
25%
95%
How many characters per line if you want a good reading experience.
60 (30-40 mobile)
100 (80-90 mobile)
20 (3-5 mobile)
90 (75-80 mobile)
What are the 3 essentials to typography
Accuracy
Accessibility
Usability
Readability
