These notes sum up research and experience in designing paper documents for visually impaired people. Written in September 2001, they are based on recommendations from the Royal National Institute for the Blind, The Ligh

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Date: 2011-08-02 10:58:34 Typography Digital media Application software Monotype typefaces Typeface Serif Gill Sans Font Emphasis Baskerville Helvetica Sans-serif		These notes sum up research and experience in designing paper documents for visually impaired people. Written in September 2001, they are based on recommendations from the Royal National Institute for the Blind, The Ligh Add to Reading List Source URL: www.textmatters.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 154,02 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Chiswick Sans Collection Simply removing serifs from letters is an obvious idea, particularly in the case of a slab form. It is less obvious when the original is a high contrast serif letter. Chiswick Sans successfully m DocID: 1vjIq - View Document
	Darby Sans Poster High-contrast sans serifs offer a sort of beauty and refinement we more typically associate with serif letters that connote luxury and elegance. Darby Sans Poster mixes the traditional genre of DocID: 1v1mI - View Document
	Algebra Collection In 2010, David Curcurito at the US edition of Esquire was looking to replace the burly warmth of Stag with a more elegant slab serif. With this aim in mind, Susana Carvalho and DocID: 1uV79 - View Document
	Giorgio Sans Джорджо Санс Τζόρτζιο Σανς Rather than drawing from the high-fashion Art Deco influences seen in the serif, Giorgio Sans was inspired by more everyday sources such as French enamel sig DocID: 1uQ6Z - View Document
	Dala Moa Dala Moa is a sans serif stencil typeface for display, sharing the proportions of its cousin Dala Floda. It takes the same inspiration – the erosion of letters on stones – but takes the idea one stage furthe DocID: 1utxT - View Document