Everyday Type

by Richard Hunt

Computers and desktop printers offer a wealth of typographic possibilities unthinkable just a few years ago when the most sophisticated option available to most people was a typewriter. Now, anyone can use affordable software to create page layouts and advertisements for distribution as printed items, as PDF files or even as e-books. Although the means to produce stunning finished items is now so widely available, many people don't use it fully. Learning a little bit about the ideas behind type and design can help you to achieve better results. This little book shows some of the basics.

80 pages, Paperback

First published January 21, 2014