July 2009
Beginner
208 pages
5h 24m
English
THE COMMON ALTERNATIVE to justified type is flush-left type: since we read from left to right, it is important, especially for reading long passages of text, that the eye of the reader can return to an easy-to-locate place when beginning every line of text. The added advantage of this unjustified type alignment is that the word spaces are consistent, unlike those of justified type, thereby aiding legibility.
ProjectSingle page
Creative DirectorDirk Barnett
Art Director, DesignerClaudia de Almeida
ClientBlender
The more informal flush-left format works well for this letters page and with the demographic of the audience. Note the use of blue and black “bullet” shapes echoing the letter shapes of the headline ...
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