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TYPOGRAPHY

Type Categories Serif typefaces have little feet A Slab serif I Bracketed serif I Modern serif I

Type Categories Sans serif typefaces have even strokes A ‘Sans serif’ is a French term, which means ‘without serif’. Sans serif type used to be called ‘grotesques’.

Script typefaces tend to mimic hand drawn or calligraphic type. Type Categories Scripts A a Script typefaces tend to mimic hand drawn or calligraphic type.

Type Categories Specialty and display typefaces have been adorned in some way

Type Categories Symbol and picture fonts    

Typeface families & fonts The name of the typeface comes first Followed by the name of the family member or font Arial Bold Arial Black Arial Italic Arial Narrow

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