Typography Has a Voice
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Typography Has a Voice

And every voice tells a different story

By Trevor Tuja
December 15, 2024
Before anyone reads your words, typography has already told them how to feel about what they're about to read.

Serif whispers sophistication. Sans-serif shouts modernity. Script suggests elegance. Display demands attention.

But it goes deeper than that. Much deeper.

Every letter has weight. Every space has meaning. Every kerning choice is a decision about how words breathe, how they flow, how they land on the page and in the mind.

We obsess over typography because we know that the right typeface doesn't just deliver your message—it amplifies it. It adds layers of meaning. It creates mood. It establishes hierarchy. It guides the eye and shapes comprehension.

The wrong typeface? It's noise. It contradicts. It confuses. It fails.

So we spend hours on font choices that most people will never consciously notice. But they'll feel it. They'll absorb it. And the message will land exactly the way we intended.

That's typography. That's craft. That's care.

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