1)letter, text, grid;2)Johannes Gutenberg, early 15th century;3) linked the anatomy of letters to the anatomy of man;4) new styles of hard writing and their engraved reproductions;5)designed hi letters for optimal display on a video screen, where curves and angles are rendered with horizontal scan lines;6)a.on the computer,b1.third party server,b2. downloading,c.@fontface;7)antiasing;8)9,18,27,36;9)ornaments;10)match the x-height of lowercase letters;11)a.Display:style looks spindly and weak when set at small sizes display styles are intended for use at 2.4pts and larger,b.basic:styles are designed for sizes ranging from 9 to 14pts their features are strong and meaty but not too assertive,c.Caption Text:styles are built with the heaviest stroke weight. they are designed for sizes ranging form 6 to 8pts;12)a.contrast- harmony,b.emphatic- mushy,c.point size;13)body, mass, running text;14)Authors and producers create worlds of characters, places, situations, and interactions that can appear across a variety of products;15)versals;16)the placement and styling of captions effect the readers experience as well as the visual economy and impact of page layouts;17)organization, emphasizing some, subordinating others
Anatomy
1.apex,2.serif,3.bowl,4.finial,5.counter,6.descender,7.cap height,8.x-height,9.baseline,10.descender line,11.stem,12.spur,13.loop,14.ear,15.ascender,16.arm,17.crossbar,18.ascender height