This is the most critical “math” step in professional typesetting. Getting your line-height (also known as leading in Adobe InDesign) correctly ensures that your document doesn’t feel “choked” or “gappy.” Line-height should be between 120-180% of the font size. Tip: For your Titles (80pt+), the 120% rule often feels too “gappy.” Big titles usually look […]
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Description Inline Styles Internal Style Sheet External Style Sheet Cascade Theory Inheritance Theory Descendant Theory Static Layout Fluid Layout Adaptive Layout Responsive Layout Font family Font color Font weight Letter spacing (Kerning) Uppercase text Margin Padding Overflow Background-color z-index pseudo-class Class (Class vs ID) ID (Class vs ID)
File Naming Conventions All lowercaseUnderscore or dash NO uppercase // NO spaces // NO special characters Basic Structure <!DOCTYPE html> <html></html> <head></head> <meta charset=”UTF-8”> <title></title> <body></body> HTML Tags <h1></h1> to <h6></h6> <p></p> <br> <hr> <address></address> <blockquote cite=”http://www.worldwildlife.org“> For 50 years, WWF has been protecting the future of nature.</blockquote> <q></q> <div></div> <span></span> <!– Text Here –>
You can classify fonts by the emotions or moods they evoke. Different visual qualities—such as thick vs. thin lines, sharp vs. rounded edges, and uniform vs. varied stroke width—can powerfully communicate a feeling. Select a 3 fonts for each of the following – you cannot use the same Classic & Established Modern & Minimal Energetic
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01. Academia & Franklin Gothic SG The clean-cut appeal of Academia and Franklin Gothic make them a perfect font pairing for simple stripped-back design projects that prioritise legibility and visual harmony. As a confident and classy serif font, Academia brings a touch of refinement that complements Fraklin Gothic’s more contemporary and functional sans serif form.
Select a logos to analyze. The analysis involves understanding why a logo looks the way it does and what makes it successful, which can help in understanding how design and business work together. For the logo you selected, you will need to address the following points: What to submit? Grading Rubric Selection:Selected two logos that show