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Qwesi OG
1 year
You only fail if you quit. Starting small is better than never starting at all. - Fred Deluca, Subway
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Qwesi OG
2 years
🌟 Pro Tip 🌟 Your text doesn't have to be pitch black! ⚫️ This could cause eye strain 😣 ✨ A great practice: make your copy slightly lighter than the header! ✨ Consider these neutral colours for your design palette 🎨 #DesignTips #UIUX #Accessibility #COLOURS #30daysoftype
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Qwesi OG
2 years
StoryTime! I found an amazing YouTube video on the progression of typography from way back to these current times. Learn how type has changed over the years in this short video by @Struthless #TypographyTips #designBasics #30daysoftype https://t.co/3ABz0xORVT
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Qwesi OG
2 years
2. ✨ Proportional figures vary in width and blend seamlessly into text. Perfect for headlines, subheadings, or body text. πŸ“ They are intended to blend into text #DesignTips #TypographyEssentials #30daysoftype
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2 years
1. πŸ“Š Tabular figures are spaced so all numbers take up the same horizontal space. For example, 1111 and 9999 will occupy the same width. Use these in columns where figures change frequently. πŸ”’ #Design #Typography #30daysoftype
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Qwesi OG
2 years
Here are two figure styles every designer 🎨 should know and adapt: 1. Monospaced Numbers / Tabular figures 2. Non-lining Numbers / Proportional figures #TypographyTips #designBasics #30daysoftype
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Qwesi OG
2 years
Lastly... 5. Mind the line height and line width Use 1.2x to 1.5x font size for line height, and 45-70 characters per linewidth for readability. Use your discretion as screen size increase. Transform your design! #TypographyTips #designBasics #30daysoftype #uxdesign
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Qwesi OG
2 years
3. Double the point size For hierarchy, double or half your text sizes. Eg: 16pt for body, 32pt for headline. 4. Embrace negative space Let your design breathe with ample spacing.
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Qwesi OG
2 years
Here are 5 basic typography rules for designers: 1. Start with one font. Unless you are an expert in font combination, use a single font. If you combine, pair a Serif with a Sans-Serif. 2. Contrast is key so skip a weight When you use light for body text, use bold for headlines
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Qwesi OG
2 years
Acre Avenir Avant Garde Baskerville Bell Gothic Bodoni Bembo Calluna Caslon Circular Clarendon Courier Didot Din Mittelschrift Memphis Meta OCRB Rockwell Sabon Times Trade Gothic Trajan Univers #Typography #Design #Fonts #30daysoftype
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Qwesi OG
2 years
Master typography and unlock design perfection 🎨✨ with these essential fontsβ€”They'll never fail you: #Typography #Design #Fonts A thread: Helvetica Gotham Garamond Georgia Akzidenz Grotesque Franklin Gothic Frutiger Gill Sans Letter Gothic ----> more
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Qwesi OG
2 years
5. Handwriting : Summer, Dancing Script, Pacifico 6. Blackletter or Gothic : Fraktur, Schwabacher 7. Display or Decorative : Jokerman, Ravie, Lobster Join me in exploring the world of Typography this month! πŸ–ŒοΈπŸ“ #Typography #Design #Fonts #Typefaces #JulyJourney
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Qwesi OG
2 years
3. Script comes in 2 forms: a. Formal : Bickham Script Pro 3 b. Casual : Castinos 4. Calligraphic : Billow, Allura
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Qwesi OG
2 years
2. Sans Serifs a. Grotesque : BW Glenn Sans, Didot b. Neo Grotesque : Physis, Helvetica, Univers c. Humanist : Gill Sans Nova, Optima, ITC Johnston d. Geometric : Futura, Gotham, Poppins
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Qwesi OG
2 years
1. Serif ( These are Traditional, formal, practical, and feels serious) a. Old Style : Palatino, Caslon, Goudy Bookletter b. Transitional : Baskerville, Merriweather, Playfair Display c. Modern : LTC Bodoni 175, Arapey, Prata d. Slab Serif : Arkibal Serif, Rockwell, Courier
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Qwesi OG
2 years
πŸ–‹οΈ Do you know the difference between Typeface and Font? "Font" comes from the French word "Fonte," - to cast in metal, as characters were once cast in metal for printing. Font refers to the characters, while Typeface refers to characters (or fonts) that share the same features.
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Qwesi OG
2 years
πŸš€ Typography is an important part of design. Understanding typography and font usage is crucial for every designer. This July, I'm revisiting my knowledge of Typography and I want you to tag along! πŸ“šβœ¨ #Thread
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Qwesi OG
2 years
✨ I stumbled upon an amazing dark-mode design resource! If you're struggling with perfecting your dark mode designs and need inspiration, πŸŒ‘ check out this fantastic site that will spark your creativity! πŸ’‘ Don't forget to leave a comment:
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Qwesi OG
2 years
πŸš€ Hey UX Designers & Figma users! Missed #Config2024? No worries! 🌟 Check out Figma's latest launch: Figma Slides! 🎨✨ Reimagine your presentations and storytelling. Built for every professional.πŸ’‘ #Figma #DesignTools #Innovation #figmaconfig2024 https://t.co/zB3UxXwgVn
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Create custom presentations for any event with Figma Slides. Effortlessly design, customize, and share visually appealing slides to captivate your audience.
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Qwesi OG
2 years
A Decision tree eliminates never-ending discussions, misunderstandings and confusion. Read more on Decision Trees from this article and let me know what you think. https://t.co/chdmkrjKQl
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Imagine finally resolving never-ending discussions about UI decisions for good. Here are some practical examples of decision trees for UI components and how to use them effectively. An upcoming part...
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