Typography is the quiet workhorse of graphic design. The choice of typeface, the rhythm of leading, and the discipline of a clear hierarchy do more for a layout than any decorative flourish.

Establishing a hierarchy

Strong type systems give every piece of text a job: a headline announces, a subhead orients, and body copy delivers. When those roles blur, readers lose the thread.

Pairing typefaces with intent

Good pairings come from contrast — a confident display face leaning on a neutral, highly legible body face. Resist the urge to mix more than two voices on a single page.

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