From the pages of early print to today’s high-resolution screens, sans serif fonts have traveled through centuries of design evolution. Once dismissed for lacking elegance, they’ve become the visual language of clarity, innovation, and universality. 1. From Industrial Roots to Modernism Sans serifs first appeared in the 19th century — bold, functional, and built for …
Typography isn’t just about choosing beautiful fonts — it’s about creating structure and meaning. Font hierarchy is the system that guides your viewer’s eye from most important to least important information. Without hierarchy, even the most elegant typefaces can look cluttered or confusing. Understanding how to establish visual order is one of the key skills …
✦ From Print Roots to Digital Screens Typography for editorial design has always carried weight. Decades ago, magazines and newspapers relied on letterpress and serif-heavy layouts to convey authority and clarity. But as design shifts to the digital space, the same principles evolve — not disappear. Modern editorial typography now lives across screens: websites, tablets, …
