dafont.com Les classifications des polices de caractères Il existe deux grandes classifications de nos caractères d’imprimerie : la première de Francis Thibaudeau, typographe français, en 1921, qui, travaillant pour les fonderies Renault et Marcou et Peignot et Cie, fut amené à réaliser un classement rationnel des caractères fondus par ces dernières. Il les classa selon 4 familles : les « Elzevirs » aux empattements triangulaires, les « Didots » aux empattements fins et droits, les « Egyptiennes » et les « Antiques », en se basant principalement sur la forme des empattements de la lettre. Puis Maximilien Vox, partant de ce catalogue admis par toute la profession, élabora en 1952 une seconde classification, où il divisa les « Elzevirs » en 3 familles : les Humanes, les Garaldes, et les Réales, les « Didots » inspirant les Didones (Bodoni et Didot), les Mécanes (Egyptiennes), et les Linéales (lettres baton), auxquelles il ajouta les Scriptes, les Incises et les Manuaires.
Special Characters | reference chart of ampersand symbols Path // → → SPECIAL CHARACTERS There is a huge list of extra characters and symbols in existence that couldn’t be crammed onto a keyboard, so HTML allows you to use them through a series of special codes commonly known as “ampersand characters” or “character entities.” You can create these characters by starting with an ampersand (&), followed by a few letters, and ending with a semicolon (;). For instance, the entity © creates a copyright symbol ©. This page was last updated on 2012-08-21 Character Sets Every document you create should have a character set specified for it. Most pages that are written in any form of English will use a character set called iso-8859-1. This means you’ll be able to use any character that’s in UTF-8 by simply typing it into the document. Markup-related Symbols You’ll probably find the characters >, < and & on your keyboard, but if you’re using them as part of your page’s text you should always encode them as their entity counterparts. Pretty Punctuation
Quel consommateur en 2020 ? Les innovations technologiques bouleversent nos habitudes de travail, notre logement, la façon dont on se déplace… Une étude fait le point sur les tendances structurantes de 2020. Les espèces qui survivent ne sont pas les espèces les plus fortes, ni les plus intelligentes, mais celles qui s’adaptent le mieux au changement. - Charles Darwin S’adapter aux tendances. Pour Régis Ravanas, directeur Général Adjoint Diversification et Développement Groupe de TF1, c’est tout le paradoxe du progrès : il est à la fois plein de promesses et d’angoisses. En co-création avec les équipes de Promostyl, TF1 Publicité dresse les portraits des nouveaux consommateurs, hybrides mais bien définis, auxquels les marques, les médias et les agences devront s’adresser. 4 tendances pour définir les individus : élitiste, high tech, green, et pop culture La réaction d’un individu par rapport à un contexte se fait en fonction de ses aspirations, de ses valeurs et de ses expériences. Postures collectives / s’intégrer
72 Creative And Smart Typographic Logo Inspiration | Graphic and If we are starting to go crazy in typography style, then let’s continue with typographic and smart logo designs, shall we? Here you’ll find 72 beautiful logos created by talented designers. This showcase just proves the point how much can one/two words, icons tell using correctly white, negative, positive spacing, colors, accents creating interesting associations. Explore and get creative as I did! 1. Who killed letter i? 2. Really smart logo! 3. Typeface: word-play: face from the type and letter T. 4. Just loving this logo, great stylization! 5. Very popular logo already, but thought I still share it in typography section. Author’s comment: “Logo was made for a bold creative team consisting of two people. 6. Just smart logo, which rings the bell! 7. Author’s comment: “Gizzy bear is how a little kid might say grizzly bear. Just genius! 8. Simple, artistic and very clever – all in one place! 9. Very good logo – yes, sticky! 10. Oh, snap – logo with very clear message. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.
â Systems for pagesâ - Blog - John D. Berry dot com Books are digital. This is not, strictly speaking, true; but it’s about to be, with a few honorable exceptions. Already today, pretty much all commercial books are produced digitally, although the end product is a physical one: ink printed on paper, then bound and marketed and sold. Already, the selling may be done as often online as in a bookstore. But that will change. So what’s needed? Last question first. But e-books present a challenge that printed books do not: the page isn’t fixed and final. For a real system of flexible layout in e-books and e-periodicals that might be viewed on any number of different screens at different times, what’s needed is a rules-based system of adaptive layout. The requirements for this are easy to describe – maybe not so easy to implement. A constraints-based system of adaptive layout The interesting problems always come when you have two requirements that can’t both be met at the same time. OpenType layout support. Grid-based layout. Media query.
La typographie dans le graphisme. sur Geekeries.fr | Découvrir W La typographie, qui commença en 1450 avec l’invention de Gutenberg, nous permet de nos jours à communiquer plus facilement et plus esthétiquement. Nous devons soigner les différents aspects et mettre en valeur les informations essentielles de nos sites/blog ou encore pour nos documents imprimés. Mais, tout le monde ne connaît pas les règles de bases de la typographie, et nous voyons des fois, pour ne pas dire tout le temps, des coquilles très perturbante, que ce soit chez les professionnels (même si cela ce fait de plus en plus rare) ou les novices. Cet article a pour but, d’aider bien évidemment les novices ou toutes personnes intéressées par la typographie générale. - La romain ou « régular » sur les ordinateurs, est la première typographie utilisée en 1450. - Les capitales sont les premières lettres conçus par les romains. - Les bas de casse sont les caractères appelés « minuscules ». - Les graisses sont les épaisseurs ajoutées aux caractères (gras).
Six Super Helpful Typography Cheat Sheets Some may argue that typography is the single most important aspect of web design, but yet it’s often one of the most neglected and overlooked. There’s a lot involved in typography, and becoming a master can be difficult. A lot of it requires much experience, practice, and knowing the rules and do’s and dont’s. Nevertheless, there’s a lot to remember. So You Need A Typeface Mixing Typefaces Web Safe Font Cheat Sheet Common fonts to all versions of Windows & Mac equivalents CSS Typography Reference Sheet CSS Font Shorthand Property Cheat Sheet About the Author Henry Jones is a web developer, designer, and entrepreneur with over 14 years of experience. Related Posts 918 shares 20 Amazing Examples of Typography Sketches for Your Inspiration Often we’re critical about the end design, but behind the scenes a lot of process go to work, and one of which is sketching. Read More 938 shares Web Design Typography & Why it IS a Big Deal
25 Hottest Free Fonts of the Moment We’ve selected the current hottest free fonts, organized in four categories. Check the list and see the lastest trends for typography. Doodles and Sketches These sketchy and “messy” fonts are getting noticed more and more. Using simple techniques, they are handwritten and irregular fonts that can really catch attention. Usually funny and informal, doodles and sketches can be a good choice for playing with intentional typos. Madsh Sunday Morning Garage Sale Bobsmade font Elefunkt Karabine Sketch Rockwell Conglomerfont Web 2.0 The shiny Web 2.0 style was a big explosion a little time ago, when we could see glossy colored buttons everywhere on the internet. Miso Quicksand Arista Tondo Moderna Rezland Ubuntu title The techno (or “sci-fi”) fonts have also been explored recently. Evolution Dreamforge classic ABC version II Avee Black Quarters font Simplistic Font Grunge Grunge typography was named after the musical movement, which was characterized by rebellion. Plaguedeath Traymad Incinerator Heroin 07 Untitled Font
Gallery of Unicode Fonts Typography - Installing fonts on Windows About fonts Installing fonts on Windows Windows 7 and Windows 8 There are several ways to install fonts on both Windows 7 and Windows 8. Here are step-by-step instructions. Keep in mind that you must be an Administrator on the target machine to install fonts. The easiest way to install a font is to double-click on a font file to open the font preview and select 'Install'. You can also right-click on a font file, and then select 'Install'. Another option is to install fonts with the Fonts Control Panel. 1. 2. Note: if you receive an error message make sure the font file is not compressed (it should not have a zipper icon). Windows Vista To install a TrueType or OpenType font on Windows Vista, right-click on the font file and then select 'Install'. Note: In Windows Vista if you double-click on a font the 'Install' button is not available in the font preview. Windows XP To add a new font to your computer: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
A Look Into: Fonts Used In Logos of Popular Brands Do you find yourself staring at other designer’s logo and immediately try to decipher what typeface they are using? If you are a designer, it is probably an inevitable habit. There are no hard and fast rules to help you determine which typeface you should land on for your logo. And due to the fact that we are showered with thousands of free fronts on the Internet, deciding on the ideal font to use can be a challenging task. If you have experimented hundreds of fonts but they just don’t work out right for you, suffering from design block where you don’t what font to use or you are just curious on what fonts others are using for their logo, this article is for you. Zopa.com Many top websites are trending towards gray color schemes with bright color splashes. Font used: Frankfurter medium Shutterfly Shutterfly’s modern logo is simple, refined and playful. Font used: Frutiger NewsGator Multi-colored logo fonts are all the rage these days as shown in NewsGator’s logo. Font used: ITC Bauhaus Shozu