Type Matters: 5 Typographic Tips to Make Better Work
1. TYPE MATTERS:
5 typographic tips to make better work.
Amy Papaelias | @fontnerd
assistant professor, graphic design program, suny new paltz
Hudson Valley Tech Meet Up | Wednesday, April 29, 2015
10. Thereactuallyisalotofnegativespaceonthisslide,butit’s
not being used very effectively. If you squint your eyes—
go ahead—you can see the space between lines of text.
There’s not a lot of breathing room because the space be-
tween lines and words is too monotonous. Negative space
creates dynamic visual interest and makes a text more
readable.
11. Thereactuallyisalotofnegativespaceonthisslide,butit’s
not being used very effectively. If you squint your eyes—
go ahead—you can see the space between lines of text.
There’s not a lot of breathing room because the space be-
tween lines and words is too monotonous. Negative space
creates dynamic visual interest and makes a text more
readable.
12. There actually is a lot of negative
space on this slide, but it’s not being
used very effectively.
If you squint your eyes—go ahead—
you can see the space between lines
of text. There’s not a lot of breath-
ing room because the space between
lines and words is too monotonous.
Negative space creates dynamic
visual interest and makes a text
more readable.
13.
14. There actually is a lot of negative
space on this slide, but it’s not being
used very effectively.
If you squint your eyes—go ahead—
you can see the space between lines
of text. There’s not a lot of breath-
ing room because the space between
lines and words is too monotonous.
Negative space creates dynamic
visual interest and makes a text
more readable.
