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I still feel the same about Typography as I have learnt it in 3rd, 4th, 5th

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I used think that typography was more basic and it was just about fonts but now I know there is much more then just the font. Now I know that there are many different styles and things that we need to consider like the leading, heirarchy, and kernilng - Aboli

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I used think that typography was more basic and it was just about fonts but now I know there is much more then just the font. Now I know that there are many different styles and things that we need to consider like the leading, heirarchy, and kernilng - Aboli

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I did not really notice typography that much earlier as I did not think much of it but now when I have to choose a typography I am starting to notice it and how it effects me and controls me. I also learnt the different vocabulary related to typography.

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I thought typography was just a way to write with the fonts given. After watching the video I got to know that typography is a way u express those fonts onto your work etc..

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I used to think that there were only a minimum number of fonts but now I know that there are a lot of fonts I also learned about hierarchy and kerning

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First I thought that sans serif was a thing, but now I know that's it a modern font. I now think that typography is way more complex than just fonts, or so its seems. But it seems that typography is kinda easy because we have google to do that for us, in google slides. Technology surpasses our intelligence. Why do we do work, when they can do it for us?

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I used to think that typography is just the way you write your information on the work but now I know it is about the different fonts you use, leading, hierarchy, kernling.

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I used to think that typography is just the way you write your information on the work but now I know it is about the different fonts you use, leading, hierarchy, kernling.

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I used to feel typography was just a way to make your texts/presentations look visually appealing. However, after watching the video, I got to know that it is an art of arranging letters and texts in a way that's makes the copy legible, clear and visually appealing to the reader using various ways like good fonts, hierarchal method etc.

Arush B.

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I used to think that typography was more basic now i got to know its much more than that . it attracts audience

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I used to think Typography was just selecting fonts, but now it is also about how it matters and how it attracts audience.

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Before:

At first, I used to think typography was a harmony of texts on a document

Now:

By watching the video, I still feel like it's a harmony of texts on a document, although I now have a deeper understanding. I've learned about four types of sub-topics in typography; heirarchy, tracking, leading and kerning. Not only that, but I've learned about how fonts impact your audience's opinion on your brand. Serif fonts give a more elegant feel, while sans serif gives a more casual/approachable feel.

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BEFORE: When I thought of typography(before creating a logo) was only for presentation. Knowledge about typography for me was for showing combination of diffrent text styles

AFTER: After watching the video I got to know that there are also diffrent type/style of text. All four terms

1.Kerning

2.Leading

3.Heirarchy

4.Tracking

I could also get a bit of information how typography can effect the project

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I used to think that it was all related to the design and all the aesthetic parts of some design. Now I know that it is all about the fonts and everything.

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Typography was just about fonts. You might have initially seen typography as simply choosing different fonts and sizes for text.

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Typography was just about fonts. You might have initially seen typography as simply choosing different fonts and sizes for text.

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Design wasn't a priority. The aesthetic quality of text might have seemed less important than the content itself.

Technical aspects were confusing. Terms like kerning, leading, and tracking could have felt overwhelming or unnecessary.