Typography

Question 1

It is a type of typography that carries the meaning of the
word and sometimes appears as physical
shapes

Answer 1

Expressive Typography

Question 2

It is a type of typography that is meant to be read

Answer 2

Functional Typography

Question 3

This rule states “Align your text to the left for best readability.”

Answer 3

Rule 1: Justify Left – Because It’s Right

Question 4

This rules states “Stick to one font for a clean, cohesive design. You can experiment on mixing other fonts/typefaces when you are confident enough on using multiple fonts in a single layout.”

Answer 4

Rule 2: Use One Font/Typeface – Keep It Simple

Question 5

This rule states “Jump from light to bold, skipping intermediate weights.”

Answer 5

Rule 3: Skip a Weight – Make a Bold Choice

Question 6

This rule states “For a dramatic hierarchy, double the size of your fonts between levels”

Answer 6

Rule 4: Double Point Size – Make Heads Turn

Question 7

This rule states “Align text elements to one vertical axis for clean, professional layouts.”

Answer 7

Rule 5: Align to One Axis – Stay in Line

Question 8

This rule states “You can choose any font, but choose wisely”

Answer 8

Rule 6: Pick Any Font – Just Pick It Right

Question 9

This rule states “Use visual rules to group related content together”

Answer 9

Rule 7: Group by Using Rules – Organize Like a Pro

Question 10

This rule states “Keep important text away from the corners of your layout.”

Answer 10

Rule 8: Avoid the Corners – Stay Out of the Danger Zone

Question 11

This rule states “Mind the space between lines and letters”

Answer 11

Rule 9: Mind the Gap – Give Your Text Space

Question 12

This rule states “Typography is important, but don’t stress out.”

Answer 12

Rule 10: Relax, It’s Just Type – Don’t Overthink It