
Typography Madness is a weekly post series featuring cool and inspirational typography around the web. This is the 1st issue. You can submit your own typography designs on our inspiration website, 201px.

Typography Madness is a weekly post series featuring cool and inspirational typography around the web. This is the 1st issue. You can submit your own typography designs on our inspiration website, 201px.

Typography Madness is a weekly post series featuring cool and inspirational typography around the web. This is the 1st issue. You can submit your own typography designs on our inspiration website, 201px.
When a computer displays text, it uses fonts to display different styles of typeface. There are standard fonts such as Arial and Verdana, however, there are huge lists of fonts available to web developers and designers which don’t come pre-installed onto your computer, these are non-standard fonts.

If you looked at a website that had one of these non-standard fonts, and the font was not already on your computer, it is quite possible the text would refer back to a default font (Arial) meaning the site would not be displayed in the way the designer wanted it to be received.
Finding the right font is almost an art form in itself. It’s far more of an art form than a science, though you can certainly do your best to break down the mathematics of how x height and spacing affect visual design. Whether for your blog, titles for a video, a banner design, or any number of SEO purposes, finding the perfect font can be extremely challenging and is often undervalued as playing a critical role in advertising and aesthetics.
Think of the font you use as the letterhead of your company, the watermark on your memos, the shiny exterior of your Digital Realty Trust brand. The font is not just a technical asset, it is a strategic business decision.

Let’s take a look at some of the major factors in how font affects the message you are conveying as well as how it figures into the aesthetic of your design.
Typography is the art and technique of arranging type in order to make the expressing language more visible and beautiful. We are saying art because this ancient technique has been developed and improved over the years and raised to an artistic level by typographic enthusiasts.

Typography is mainly used for poster design and general print design and thus this showcase will mainly focus on that.
Below you can find more than 30 pieces of beautiful and inspirational typography.
Typography is the art and technique of arranging type, so its history is inextricably tied up with the history of printing. Covering the entire topic in detail would require years of study, but this potted history should shed a little light on the words that surround us every single day…

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