15 rules to adjust typography like a pro (Web Design tutorial)

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  • čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
  • If you are a Freelance Web Designer, spending time learning how to adjust your type is one of the most overlooked and also fundamental aspects in your growth if you want to take your design skills to the next level. Stay with me as I explain the 15 rules I use in every project so you can refine your eye and learn how to improve your type setting skills, down the small details. We will cover things like letter spacing, line-height, rags, orphans, widows, special characters and more. Happy learning!
    ERRATA: in rule 1, I meant "the longer the paragraph, the more loose the line height".
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    TIME STAMPS
    0:00 Intro
    0:55 Rule 1: line height & paragraph width
    2:22 Rule 2: line length in paragraphs
    3:46 Rule 3: letter spacing & size
    4:33 Rule 4: letter spacing & font weight
    6:03 Rule 5: letter spacing & different typefaces
    6:45 Rule 6: letter spacing overlap
    7:45 Rule 7: line height with ascendants & descendants
    9:28 Rule 8: type adjustment & Gestalt laws of perception
    10:51 Rule 9: rags in paragraphs
    11:23 Rule 10: rags in titles
    11:58 Rule 11: rags in text lockups
    13:22 Rule 12: type setting & Art Direction / Visual Identity Design
    14:27 Rule 13, Type crimes: widows & orphans
    15:09 Rule 14, Type crimes: Stretching or shrinking type
    15:16 Rule 15, Type crimes: incorrect character usage
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Komentáře • 36

  • @ohmygoditstyrel
    @ohmygoditstyrel Před 29 dny +2

    I'm going to review all my drafts and apply these typo rules to see the difference. Thanks again Adrian

  • @bakeraus
    @bakeraus Před 28 dny +4

    I always think about accessibility when using all these fancy typefaces, I do love the design of them but careful cutting out customers or people being able to access your website.

  • @mmp2281
    @mmp2281 Před 28 dny

    Valiosa información como siempre! Gracias Adrían.

  • @ansaransu4761
    @ansaransu4761 Před 29 dny

    Short and on point ❤

  • @irshad7895
    @irshad7895 Před 28 dny

    Great tips. you made it so simple to understand

  • @Nevyrus
    @Nevyrus Před 28 dny

    Muchas gracias, son muy buenos consejos!

  • @v_malyovana
    @v_malyovana Před 26 dny

    Thank you Adrian, your videos are always very helpful and inspiring. Brilliant!

  • @TheWebCoder
    @TheWebCoder Před 23 dny +1

    You being behind the plant is driving me crazy lol

  • @user-ju9br3vt8d
    @user-ju9br3vt8d Před 28 dny +1

    Thank you, Adrian, I do find this video extremely helpful as a beginner in web design field. Again, many thanks from Vietnam

  • @TamerlanAziev
    @TamerlanAziev Před 29 dny

    These tips are so underrated, well done Adrian!

    • @hellobont
      @hellobont  Před 29 dny +1

      Thanks a ton bro! Hope you're doing well :)

  • @neodidi
    @neodidi Před 29 dny

    Thanks a lot Adrian..
    Your contents are truly a gem.. Thanks a lot.. I learnt a whole lot from this single video.. I always learn from your videos.

  • @dukeselwood
    @dukeselwood Před 29 dny

    This is very helpful, thank you

  • @xphstos_
    @xphstos_ Před 27 dny

    Excellent video!
    Regarding rags, it's been a while since their release and they work fine as progressive enchancement, there is a CSS property called text-wrap and now has two new options, balance and pretty.
    Both of them are dealing with orphans and widows but use them with caution.
    They are pretty expensive in performance. Use them with caution and only when it's really needed.

    • @hellobont
      @hellobont  Před 25 dny

      That's great to know, thanks for sharing!

  • @banders-ralfs
    @banders-ralfs Před 13 dny

    Thank you ☀️

  • @simontomalik8837
    @simontomalik8837 Před 29 dny

    Haha, perfect, thank you

  • @jevgenisuija
    @jevgenisuija Před 28 dny

    Thanks!❤

  • @MartinALopez-gz5kf
    @MartinALopez-gz5kf Před 29 dny

    Greatest infatuation and admiration 😃

    • @hellobont
      @hellobont  Před 29 dny

      haha thanks man, glad you liked the video!

  • @LordBoltagon
    @LordBoltagon Před 24 dny

    Underpinning Golden rule! The user/reader should be able to scan over the copy with relative ease. Reduced cognitive load

  • @simontomalik8837
    @simontomalik8837 Před 29 dny

    Any more books that you would (or any of you guys) would recommend when it comes to design?

    • @hellobont
      @hellobont  Před 29 dny +1

      I have a post on my Instagram account with my top 5, but maybe I can do a video about that :) I'll note it down.

  • @sebastianmihaiprisacariu8975

    you meant the shorter the paragraph, the tighter the line height. :)

  • @alexandergeorgesquire220

    You said the longer paragraph the tighter the line height? Didn’t you mean the opposite?

    • @hellobont
      @hellobont  Před 29 dny +1

      Great catch! Wow haha you're right. The longer the paragraph, the more loose the line height.

  • @sebastianhahn4929
    @sebastianhahn4929 Před 28 dny

    shouldn't the first point be:
    "the wider the paragraph, the bigger the line height" ?

    • @cydneyche1
      @cydneyche1 Před 26 dny

      Yes I was confused because he contradicted his point with that statement

    • @hellobont
      @hellobont  Před 25 dny

      Yeah, it's clarified in the description!