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Typography Critique Week 2 - Two Weights, One Point Size
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- 1 - What does heiarchy mean? What is the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd read? The darkest element stands out first
- 2 - How you can differentiate heiarchy?
- 3 - Ask yourself these questions when you’re designing
- 4 - Digital Hygiene
- 5 - Stop designing on an axis in the beginning
- 6 - Milka encourages her students to do “bad work”. Make as many mistakes as possible so you can learn the most from the mistakes.
- 7 - When you make your type thin and transparent it’ll fall apart when it comes to print
- 8 - Use small, medium, and big spacing*
- 9 - Justifying left and rag right
- 10 - Never break up someone’s name
- 11 - You have to be able to try and make mistakes
- 12 - Avoid the piano effect
- 13 - The staircase effect
- 14 - How Chris would solve a problem with the black background
- 15 - The different ways you can use lists*
- 16 - Have your elements communicate together
- 17 - View your design as a modern home with open space
- 18 - Milka’s advice for soaking up design
- 19 - How do you fix rag**
- 20 - How do you balance great design while trying to keep it interesting
- 21 - How do you keep it legible?*
- 22 - How do you work on an angle to make it more dynamic?
