April 2017

Don’t Be Happy, Worry

A common creed among designers of various disciplines states that a design’s form should follow it’s function. That is to say: well designed products, documents, images, etc. should value practical utility over flashy decoration. This principle is especially true when designing typography. Despite having the benefit of language, poorly designed typographical elements can still fail to effectively communicate ideas. As we can see

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