#Typography
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Why Monet Never Used Black, & Why You Shouldn’t Either
The post explains how Monet and the Impressionists used hue relationships, warm and cool colors, tints, shades, and context to create depth, hierarchy, and vibration without relying on black.
Types of fonts and when to use them
LogRocket sorts typefaces into four families (serif, sans-serif, script, display) and lays out rules for pairing fonts while keeping text accessible.
The Anatomy Of A Perfect Divi Blog Post
The post lists the typography, layout, dropcap, and image rules the author uses for a “perfect” Divi blog post, then shows where to change those settings in the Divi Customizer.
UI is visible. Type is visible.
The page argues that typography should not always disappear. Legibility is a baseline, but type can also be overt, expressive, and appropriate to the content and context.
@AkitaOnRails: Poll: what do you think is the most readable sans serif web font? I like Proxima Nova, Droid Sans. Hate Verdana, Arial. Wanna avoid Helvetica
The tweet asks which sans serif web font is most readable, says Proxima Nova and Droid Sans are liked, and rejects Verdana, Arial, and Helvetica. Replies add Proxima Nova and a few fallback fonts.