#typewolf

[chimaerakitten]

there's been a significant upswing in typographyposting on my dash of late so I figure it's time to share a resource everyone will benefit from, the typewolf typography cheat sheet, which not only has a table of copy/paste and keyboard shortcuts for almost every special character you'll ever need, but also includes breakdowns of what they're used for. (Did you know that the hyphen on your keyboard is not a true hyphen but rather a combination character called the hyphen-minus? in most modern typefaces they appear identical, but not all of them—and the true minus character is often longer than an en-dash)

[virtue-boy]

Random Design Picks from Typewolf

bruh theres literally sound scapes on here its tooooo much but I dig it.

[myfontz]

The 40 Best Free Fonts Available on Google Fonts

I 40 migliori fonts disponibili su Google Fonts, secondo Typewolf.

[krisztamayer8]

Looking at given refrences

https://informationdesign.org/

Looking at the reference list for the unit to make sure that my work is following current trends and so that I know what is happening around the design world, this will enable my work to stay relevant and current and fit into the environment.

[cmondary]

MAXIBESTOF : les sites web les plus populaires

📌 MAXIBESTOF est un agrégateur de site web design inspirant.

https://maxibestof.one 📌 MAXIBESTOF est un agrégateur de site web design inspirant. En agrégeant les meilleurs designs de sites provenant de diverses sources telles que Awwwards et Typewolf, ce site vous fait économiser un temps précieux. Fini le besoin de parcourir de multiples sites ; tout est centralisé sur Maxi Best-of. Une partie vraiment sympa de MAXIBESTOF c’est également la collection…

[nevebennett-viscom]

Rethinking type after tutorial

as per advice I looked at type worlf for font pairings,

looking at the text design and how I could make it more interesting.

[hannahsheppardsblog]

I have looked on typewolf to see the most popular monospaced typefaces. This helps me to continue the theme of looking into trends as well as keeping the reasoning behind having a monospaced typeface.

the most interesting one is 'inconsolata' by google fonts because it has a wide range of weights which i can explore in the typesetting for visual hierarchy. It is also an improvement from mono45 headline because it isn't set bin capital letters so i can have variation there too.

I will now explore this typographically in the context of my book.

[georgiaeveritt]

Websites for Inspiration

Specialist Practice Research Sources

05.10.23

[grad603-02a-kinetic-ahnesshim]

Typeface Exploration

In search for some typefaces, I went on typewolf as a starting point and I started looking at mainly serif typefaces. 

I was looking specifically for quite casual, and an almost rhythmic typeface but also some formality. 

I thought that for more louder dialogue I could use “Gopher” or “Gill Sans Nova” and use Museo Sans, Neue Kabel or Acumin. 

Museo Sans

Neue Kabel

Effra

Roc Grotesk

Stratos

Gopher

Acumin

[virtue-boy]

Random web design post #1

[myfontz]

10 Most Popular Fonts of 2013

I 10 fonts più popolari del 2013, secondo Typewolf.

[uoe-dmd]

Lettertypes

First, I selected Sans-serif fonts like Arial, Helvetica and Open Sans. This is because they know that they work well for mobile apps as they are easily read in small sizes.

After some investigation

Roboto (good for Android and popular in recent years)

Lato (modern and clean, easy to read)

Montserrat (geometric, modern look that is oke for headlines and body text)

Proxima Nova (a sleek, professional look to give an app a polished feel)

Source Sans Pro (designed by Adobe, especially to use on screens, including mobile apps

In the end, I chose the following 3 lettertypes:

Open Sans - for body text and general UI elements

Montserrat - for headings and subheadings

Lato - for buttons and other call-to-action elements

If I use 2 letter types, I will use open Sans and Lato because Open Sans is a clear, easy-to-read sans-serif font that works well for the body text and headings. Lato is also Sans-serif, and it gives the app a bit more character and can be used for subheadings or emphasis.

This above is not the final plan but a direction where I want to go.

For the logo letter type, I must keep consistent branding. But I am not limited to the above letter types. I will decide this when I design the logo.

Below are the lettertypes discussed above. This information is from Google Fonts and Adobe Fonts

Roboto

Lato

Montserrat

Proxima Nova

Source Sans Pro

Google Fonts

Adobe Fonts

Canva Font pairing

Fontpair

Typewolf

Information San-serif fonts:

Sans-serif fonts is used in many design applications, including mobile app design.

This are the benefits:

Clarity

Modernity

Consistency

Versatility

[997]

I’m sure you’ve answered this before but do u know of any good websites or resources for finding new fonts?

you’re right i’ve answered this before many times

[brand-a-day]

user feedback + fear of missing out = better way to get emails

(also not just weekly read, but a Typewolf Tuesday)

https://www.typewolf.com/resources