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Type, Kerning, & Leading Type, Kerning, & Leading

Type, Kerning, & Leading - PowerPoint Presentation

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Type, Kerning, & Leading - PPT Presentation

Fixing your text to be visually pleasing pleasing Typography The art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible readable and appealing when displayed Typeface also known as a ID: 546962

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Slide1

Type, Kerning, & Leading

Fixing your text to be visually pleasing

pleasingSlide2
Slide3

Typography

The art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable, and appealing when displayed.Slide4

Typeface

(also known as a

font family

) is a set of one or more fonts each composed of

glyphs that share common design features

such as Garamond, Helvetica or Times New Roman.Slide5

Font

Traditionally, a font describes a

subset of a Typeface

– each font embodies a particular

size

and

weight

such as

Garamond 12 point

versus

Garamond Italic 8 point

. Today it is used interchangeably with Typeface for Print, but exists in CSS for web.Slide6

Kerning

The process of adjusting the spacing between characters in a font to create visually even spacing.Slide7

Tracking

Refers to uniformly increasing or decreasing the horizontal spacing between a range of characters.Slide8

Leading

Refers to the spacing between the baselines of successive lines of type.Slide9

Examples of Poor Kerning ChoicesSlide10

Examples of Poor Typeface

& Kerning ChoicesSlide11

Poor Handwritten Kerning ChoicesSlide12

Bad Kerning is EVERYWHERESlide13
Slide14

To make sure this does NOT happen to you – start with the

Character PanelSlide15

The Character Panel…

i

s where you will control your typography. You can make all your type choices here. Start with your Typeface, weight and size.Slide16

The Character Panel…

i

s where you will control your kerning.Slide17

The Character Panel…

i

s where you will control your leading.Slide18

The Character Panel…

i

s where you will control your tracking.Slide19

Assignment

To continually use great font choices, kerning, tracking, and leading.

Extra Credit:

Take up to

3 photos of poor kerning

and email me your images.