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Seeing the domain and the title I was wondering at first what the article had to do with typography. Mr. Buttericks guide on practical typography is an must re
by dna_polymerase 5y ago
Seeing the domain and the title I was wondering at first what the article had to do with typography.
Mr. Buttericks guide on practical typography is an must read for everyone in print- and webdesign: https://practicaltypography.com/ https://practicaltypography.com/
- ivanche 5y agoOMG, that’s him! No wonder this site looks simply beautiful. Also, he wrote a book on typography for lawyers: https://typographyforlawyers.com/ https://typographyforlawyers.com/
- nerdponx 5y agoIt's funny, I showed this website to a lawyer and his response was "that's nice, but everyone uses Times New Roman in Word so that's what I have to use. My job is to write and edit, not to make things pretty. I don't see what the point is." So here I am, a data scientist and software engineer, reading his book purely out of hobby interest, while actual attorneys have no use for it. I suppose things are different when you are in private practice and presumably work on smaller deals with fewer numbers of people involved in editing the documents.