'Sans serif fonts' diaporamas de présentation

formal type rules

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Typography and Color Theory

Typography and Color Theory. Mrs. Lolkema Miss Wadycki Mrs. Verpooten . What is typography?. The art and technique of selecting and arranging type styles, point sizes, line lengths, line leading, character spacing, and word spacing for typeset applications. . Typography Definition.

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-Orientation -Pitch -Point size -Fonts

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Proportional vs. Monospace

Typography is the strategic use of type to create texture, hierarchy, organization, and clear communication. Proportional vs. Monospace. Serif vs. sans serif. Serif font (Times New Roman) Sans Serif font (Helvetica) For body text Serif best for print Sans serif best for web.

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DIGITAL GRAPHICS & ANIMATION

DIGITAL GRAPHICS & ANIMATION. Complete LESSON 4 ADDING TEXT TO GRAPHICS. Create a Text Object. To enter text in a graphics file, you must use a tool with a name such as Text or Type to create a text block Then key the text using your computer keyboard

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Text in User Interfaces Jim Warren

COMPSCI 345 / SOFTENG 350. Text in User Interfaces Jim Warren. Adapted from slides by Safurah Abdul Jalil & Beryl Plimmer 2011 Based on Heim Chapter 12 & HCI Encyclopedia Chapter 5.1. Learning Outcomes. Describe the main purposes of text in user interface designs

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Fun with PowerPoint!!!

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User Interface Aesthetics

COMPSCI 345 / SOFTENG 350. User Interface Aesthetics. Prepared by Safurah Abdul Jalil & Beryl Plimmer 2011. Human Issues. The Reading Purpose Continuous process (reading a novel) Scanning Reading interface - screen or paper Paper is more flexible than electronic media

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PowerPoint Presentations

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Introduction to Typography (the study of type)

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TYPOGRAPHY

TYPOGRAPHY. TYPE. typography. TYPE. TYPOGRAPHY. The first type. TYPE SIZE and WEIGHT. Fonts are a series of letters, symbols and numbers that are designed to have a common look . Variations can be created on the base font such as italic and bold. There are two main types of fonts:

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Creating Newsletters

Creating Newsletters. What is a newsletter?. A printed report of information and ideas. Distributed regularly to a group of interested people. Typically 2-8 pages long. Vary considerably in cost, quality, and content. Why should you create a newsletter?. To update and educate.

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Fonts

Fonts. Communicating Information Documents and Publications. This icon indicates the slide contains activities created in Flash. These activities are not editable. For more detailed instructions, see the Getting Started presentation. A type of writing is called a font.

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Evaluating Logos

Evaluating Logos. In small groups look at the logos on slides 2 to 3. Discuss the following: Which logo do you like? Why? Which logo do you dislike? Why? Where would you see these logos? Fill in the worksheet my_favourite.doc. Corporate Images.

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Year 7 TAS

Year 7 TAS. Endangered Animals Awareness Promotion. How NOT to use PowerPoint. Checklist for Powerful Digital Presentations. Planning your presentation I have researched ideas and understand what I want to present I know the beginning, middle and end I have considered my audience

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How does a logo design company play with font styles?

A logo design company has a varied range of font styles like Serif and Sand Serif, that represent different meanings to convey to the target customer base.

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