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Reddit » Typography
1d ago
I'm currently optimizing the homepage of my tool website. To showcase its features, I've prepared some embedded videos. However, I'm torn on how to display these videos with typography.
Currently, there are two formats:
highligh feature descriptions with text on one side and displaying showcase videos on the other;
introduces the features first and then displays the videos side by side underneath the text.
Which one is better, or you can view my website gees.com, I'm open to suggestions or any better ideas you may have
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Reddit » Typography
1d ago
For example, 'w' could have the right stroke extending higher or 'flick out' more than the other strokes of the letter. If that makes sense ? Algerian has it for W and Y but I would like a typeface with some lowercase capability.
Thanks.
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Reddit » Typography
1d ago
Displaying some poems in a gallery — I have frames already, but am unsure of what type of paper to print the poems on. I know I'm leaning towards something matte — I don't want anything too glossy, as the poems would be under a layer of glass already. Not planning on selling them so it doesn't have to be anything super expensive. Frames are 20x10" if that helps!
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Reddit » Typography
1d ago
Hey guys, I am writing my biochemistry senior thesis and wanted to double check about the fonts.
I plan on using Times New Roman for my text font
but since it's harder to read in this font when it's smaller, I thought I should use fonts like Arial or Haveltica.
Is it okay to use different fonts for text vs figures?
Thanks.
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