October 2017
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
7h 45m
English

A singular typeface (or font) is comprised of a single set of visually related characters and glyphs that include letterforms, figures or numerals, punctuation, ligatures, symbols, and diacritical marks needed for typesetting. A typeface’s integral visual characteristics, such as stroke thickness, contrast, alignment, and spacing, all contribute equally to its visual appearance, cohesiveness, and functionality.
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A type family (or font family) is comprised of a limited or extensive group of related typefaces, ...
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