The problem
Why it exists
An otherwise good interface can feel careless when quotation marks, spacing, line length, hierarchy, or text settings are inconsistent. These details also affect how quickly people can scan the page.
Fixes the small typographic details that make an interface easier to read and feel properly finished.
The problem
An otherwise good interface can feel careless when quotation marks, spacing, line length, hierarchy, or text settings are inconsistent. These details also affect how quickly people can scan the page.
The approach
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Keeps important visual decisions in your hands, then carries the approved direction through the whole interface.
Read the case studyDevelops two or three recognisable visual directions, explains the trade-offs, and builds the one you choose.
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