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So you've learned to love your content, and you're now a master at PowerPoint design...or are you? See if your typography skills are on point with these 10 typ… Via Peter Mellow 
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Infographics have become quite popular nowadays since they help people find the right path in the chaos of the crowded online world. So, it is understandable why designers appreciate this trend so much. However, it's always useful to learn a few tips and pieces of advice. In this infographic and related article, you will get more details about design, typography, content, color and more... Via Lauren Moss
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Thankfully, the design world has advanced to the point where fonts are not nearly as limited as they once were. Starting with 2010 the Google Fonts were released, making the process of choosing and pairing fonts easier and quicker. Via Jeff Domansky, Ines Bieler
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
September 28, 2017 11:58 PM
Here's some useful guidance on typography and fonts.
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"The most successful TV logos can be recognized outside the confines of the show, and you can immediately be drawn into the storyline just by seeing the same font." Via aufaitLibrarian
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From visual puns to the grid, or what Edward Tufte has to do with the invention of the fine print. Design history books abound, but they tend to be organized by chronology and focused on concrete -isms. From publisher Laurence King, who brought us the epic Saul Bass monograph, and the prolific design writer Steven Hellerwith design critic Veronique Vienne comes 100 Ideas that Changed Graphic Design — a thoughtfully curated inventory of abstract concepts that defined and shaped the art and craft of graphic design, each illustrated with exemplary images and historical context. Via Lauren Moss
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