typographic-hierarchy

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Typographic hierarchy' is how text is organised to show the importance of different parts. Things like size, color, and spacing can make some text stand out more than others. It helps readers understand which parts to pay attention to first.

Examples in Different Contexts

In user interface design, typographic hierarchy enhances usability by creating a clear structure for presenting text-based information. A UI designer might note, 'Our app's typographic hierarchy is designed to highlight the most important actions and information, making the interface user-friendly.'

Practice Scenarios

Design

Scenario:

This brochure design seems to lack clarity. I think we should revisit it, focusing on font sizes and use of color.

Response:

Yes, let's play with the typographic hierarchy. Making the key information stand out should make the brochure clearer.

Impact

Scenario:

The impact report needs to be reader-friendly. For that various data points and stats need to be highlighted properly.

Response:

Definitely, we should utilize typographic hierarchy, allowing the major accomplishments to break through.