14.4 Fonts
A type face is the design of a set of characters, eg serif and sans serif. A font is a set of characters in one typeface with a particular type size, type style and stroke weight.
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A font is a set of characters in one type size |
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A typeface is the design of a set of characters |
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Sans serif typefaces have little tails at the ends of their characters |
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The unit of measurement for type size is a point |
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The type character describes the general shape of the typeface |
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The stroke density is a measure of the thickness of the lines used to construct the characters |
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The serif typefaces are easier to read and should be used in the body of the text |
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The body of the text should be written with a type size of 18 point |
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Font variations such as bold or italic should be used sparingly in the body of the text for emphasis |
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Headings can be written with serif or sans serif typefaces |