Jordan Axel(0354894) Task 2


 Typography-Task 2

09/05/2023- 23/05/2023/ Week 6-Week 8

Jordan Axel/0354894/Design in Creative Media

Typography

Task 2


JUMPLINK

1. LECTURES

2. INSTRUCTIONS

3. FEEDBACK

4. REFLECTION


LECTURES

Refer to Task 1


INSTRUCTIONS

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Task 2:

  • Dimensions: 200mm x 200mm per page.
  • Only in greyscale.
  • Use the provided 10 typefaces.
  • Only minor graphical elements are allowed
  • No images. 


fig 1
1st design(09/05/2023)
Mr. Vinod actually suggest the design of the head/title so I tweaked it a little. 
Then I try a few layout for the body because I already liked the title design.
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2nd layout(17/05/2023)
I use the 2nd option but I added a couple minor graphical elements(top right corner)
 to make it look better and more "full"

FINAL 
Font/s: Futura Std (Book), Bodoni Std (Bold)
Type Size/s: 12 pt (Body), 25 pt (Subheading)
Leading: 12 pt
Paragraph spacing: 10 pt
Characters per-line: 59(avg)
Alignment: Justify Left
Margins: 10mm (top+bottom+left+right)
Columns: 3
Gutter: 5mm





FEEDBACK

Week 6: 

General feedback: Focus on one thing. Don't do 2 things at the same time. 

Week 7: -

Week 8:- 

(Independent learning week)


REFLECTION

Experience: My experience on this assignment is that now I know a little bit how to use Adobe Indesign because it is a new experience to try this app. The assignment is a bit confusing because it is sort of easy and also hard at the same time in my opinion. 

Observations: The head or title shouldn't be to contrast because it is going to be weird.

Findings: By doing the layout trials now I just realize how another person see my work or see another person perspective. 


FURTHER READING



This book a guide for designers and developers who want to enhance their understanding and skills in the realm of web typography. Published in 2014, the book focuses on the crucial role typography plays in web design and provides practical advice on how to create compelling and readable typography on the web.

Santa Maria begins by introducing the fundamental principles of typography and explains how they translate to the digital medium. He emphasizes the importance of choosing appropriate typefaces, understanding their characteristics, and considering factors such as readability, legibility, and hierarchy when designing for the web.

The book delves into the technical aspects of web typography, covering topics like font selection, sizing, spacing, and responsiveness. The creative side of web typography, discussing the use of typographic systems, grids, and layouts. He illustrates how typography can enhance the overall visual appeal of a website and create a harmonious and engaging user experience.

Throughout the book, Santa Maria showcases real-world examples and case studies to demonstrate the principles and techniques discussed. He shares insights from his own experiences as a designer, providing valuable perspectives and practical tips for tackling typographic challenges in web design.

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