Today were are going to go deeper into typographic hierarchy.
PART 1 What is Typographic Hierarchy
We will look at and discuss my (updated) post on Typographic Hierarchy: https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/mmp-240-fall-19-stein/2019/09/16/typographic-hierarchy/
PART 2: Examples and Inspiration
Next we will look at the following for examples and inspiration related to typography and hierarchy:
- Typewolf Site if the day; https://www.typewolf.com/site-of-the-day
- People who write about type
- Samantha Warren: http://samanthatoy.com/
- Jason Santa Maria: http://jasonsantamaria.com/
- Jason Pamental: https://rwt.io/
- CodePen Examples
- Inventive use of text-shadow and z positioning https://codepen.io/chriseisenbraun/pen/upmDB
- Sandbox to play with some of the properties: https://codepen.io/carolynmcneillie/pen/Lewxrm?editors=1100#0
- line length, type scale, first letter: https://codepen.io/alemieux/pen/wBKLJd
- large fonts, absolute positioning, complex use of span: https://codepen.io/andyhullinger/pen/ogwBdb?editors=1100
- big block quote, uses sass and pug: https://codepen.io/matthewbeta/pen/hcBeL
PART 3: Try it out in Groups
For this part of the class we will break up into groups and in your groups you will
- Go to this CodePen: https://codepen.io/profstein/pen/zYOmvJo
- Make sure one of you is signed in and Fork it
- Style the text to give a hierarchy
This is taken from the article we looked at from the Thinking with Type book, http://thinkingwithtype.com/text/#heirarchy. You can use the examples there for inspiration or go your own way.
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