InDesign Type: Professional Typography with Adobe InDesignTypography is the foundation of graphic design, and the most effective way to be a better designer is to understand type and use it confidently and creatively. This fully updated third edition is a comprehensive guide to creating professional type with Adobe InDesign. It covers micro and macro typography concepts, from understanding the nuance of a single spacing width to efficiently creating long and complex documents. Packed with visual examples, InDesign expert and acclaimed design instructor Nigel French shows not just how to use InDesign’s extensive type features, but why certain approaches are preferable to others, and how to avoid common mistakes. Whether you’re creating a single-page flyer or a thousand-page catalog, whether your documents will be printed or viewed on screen, InDesign Type is an invaluable resource for getting the most out of InDesign’s typographic toolset.
|
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
adjust Adobe anchored object applied Arrow Auto Leading baseline grid body text bottom cap height caption cell styles Chapter character style combinations Control panel create default delete discretionary hyphen drag drop cap edge EPUB example export first-line indent formatting glyph graphic GREP GREP style guides headline horizontal insert italic justified type kerning keyboard shortcut layer layout leading value letter letterforms letterspacing line breaks look lowercase multiple nested style number lists object style oldstyle figures OpenType OpenType fonts panel menu paragraph spacing paragraph style Paragraph Styles panel position Preferences primary text frame readability rows sans serif script Selection tool shape small caps specify Story Editor strokes style definition style name subheads text flow text frame text wrap there’s tracking type area type color type cursor Type tool typeface typography vertical word spacing x-height you’re