: Keep lines between 45–75 characters ; anything longer makes it difficult for the eye to jump back to the start of the next line. 5. Essential Tools and Resources
: Avoid visual clutter by sticking to a maximum of three typefaces per project: one for headers, one for body, and a possible "accent" font for small details. 3. Choose the Right Pairing Pairing fonts is a balancing act of harmony and contrast.
: Pair a typeface with a strong "personality" (like a decorative script) with a neutral, functional one (like a geometric sans). 4. Design for Accessibility TYPOGRAPHIC
: A typeface is the design itself (e.g., Helvetica), while a font is the specific file or style (e.g., Helvetica Bold, 12pt). Spacing Essentials :
: Use the Typography Style Guide Generator in Figma to automatically build a consistent system. : Keep lines between 45–75 characters ; anything
A clear hierarchy guides the reader through your content by signaling what's most important.
: Maintain a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 for body text against its background. functional one (like a geometric sans).
Good typography is inclusive. Ensure your text is usable for everyone by following these standards from Material Design 3 and Apple's Human Interface Guidelines :