UI Typography Fundamentals -FULL 2024 UPDATE-

UI Typography Fundamentals *FULL 2024 UPDATE*, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.71, with 26 lectures, based on 331 reviews, and has 1309 subscribers.

You will learn about Typefaces & Fonts, and what's the difference? Serif, Sans Serif & Superfamilies Where to find typefaces? How many fonts do you need in your UI Design? Setting up a type scale. I will show you two different approaches to get the font size right. Why we use rem and not px. Crucial for accessible UI Design! Font weight, line height, and line length. The little details that will make your Webdesign shine. Contrast, and why you are legally required to get this right. Responsive typography, this is where the magic happens! You can create your own typography scale alongside that you can re-use for all of your future projects and save yourself a lot of time! This course is ideal for individuals who are UX/UI Designer or Graphic Designer wanting to learn more about UI Design It is particularly useful for UX/UI Designer or Graphic Designer wanting to learn more about UI Design.

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Summary

Title: UI Typography Fundamentals *FULL 2024 UPDATE*

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.71

Number of Lectures: 26

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Curriculum Items: 26

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 25

Original Price: 44.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Typefaces & Fonts, and what's the difference?

Serif, Sans Serif & Superfamilies

Where to find typefaces?

How many fonts do you need in your UI Design?

Setting up a type scale. I will show you two different approaches to get the font size right.

Why we use rem and not px. Crucial for accessible UI Design!

Font weight, line height, and line length. The little details that will make your Webdesign shine.

Contrast, and why you are legally required to get this right.

Responsive typography, this is where the magic happens!

You can create your own typography scale alongside that you can re-use for all of your future projects and save yourself a lot of time!

Who Should Attend

UX/UI Designer or Graphic Designer wanting to learn more about UI Design

Target Audiences

UX/UI Designer or Graphic Designer wanting to learn more about UI Design

Welcome to this comprehensive course about UI Typography fundamentals!

Typography is a key element in design, breathing life into your work and guiding your audience.

In this one-hour course, I would like to give you an overview of the more technical side of setting up and working with typography for the web.

We will start with the basics, such as where to find typefaces, how many you need for a good UI setup, and why Superfamilies are so fantastic.

I will show you how to create a solid hierarchy by setting up a type scale and different ways to do that. We’ll learn to name text styles effectively, ensuring we do not interfere with code setup and SEO. I’ll demonstrate why using REM units over pixels is so important as soon as our design comes alive in code.

We will learn about font-weight and variable fonts. I will explain how to line-height works in CSS, what that means for your UI typography setup, and why whitespace is your best friend.

We’ll also explore the importance of colour contrast and how to check and document it. And most importantly, we’ll closely examine how to deal with typography across different screen sizes. This includes exploring setups with breakpoints and more modern approaches for fluid typography using CSS clamp.

While the focus is on the theoretical aspect, bridging the gap between design and code, we will also take a peek into practical implementation using tools like Figma, from basic text settings to more advanced techniques like using styles, variables, and modes.

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced designer, this course is tailored to help you refine your typography skills and technical setup.

This is a course by moonlearning

We will look at: 

1. Typeface vs fonts

2. Serif, sans serif & superfamilies

3. Where to find fonts

4. How many typefaces

5. The typescale

6. Different scaling systems

7. Why rem and not px

8. Font weight and variable fonts

9. Demystifying line height

10. A word on naming

11. Typography in Figma

12. Figma variables for typography

13. White space is your superpower

14. Optimal line length

15. Colour and contrast in typography

16. Responsive typography with breakpoints

17. Fluid typography with CSS clamp()

18. Responsive typography in Figma with styles

19. Automating Figma typography with variables and modes

20. Some real-life examples

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: The Basics

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Get the playground file

Lecture 3: Overview

Lecture 4: Typeface & Font

Lecture 5: Serif, Sans Serif & Superfamilies

Lecture 6: Where to Find Fonts

Lecture 7: How Many Typefaces for your UI Design?

Lecture 8: Typescale

Lecture 9: Different scaling systems

Lecture 10: Why rem and not px

Lecture 11: Font weight and variable fonts

Lecture 12: Demystifying line height

Lecture 13: A word on naming

Lecture 14: Typography in Figma

Lecture 15: A little favour

Lecture 16: Figma variables for typography

Lecture 17: White space is your superpower

Lecture 18: Optimal line length

Lecture 19: Colour and contrast in typography

Lecture 20: Responsive typography with breakpoints

Lecture 21: Fluid typography with CSS clamp()

Lecture 22: Responsive typography in Figma with styles

Lecture 23: Automating Figma typography with variables and modes

Lecture 24: Some real-life examples

Lecture 25: Thank you

Instructors

Christine moonlearning
moonlearning

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2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 18 votes

4 stars: 86 votes

5 stars: 218 votes

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