The phrase "alphabet design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the design or style of letters in an alphabet, often in the context of typography or graphic design.
Example: "The alphabet design used in the logo gives it a modern and sleek appearance."
Alternatives: "lettering design" or "typeface design".
There is already a special Latin alphabet designed for Eastern European languages.
A comic alphabet, designed, etched & published by George Cruikshank, No. 23 Myddelton Terrace, Pentonville.
His 1972 Marconi typeface, designed for Hell-Digiset, was the first alphabet designed specifically for digital composition.
His first postwar alphabet designs, including Palatino (1948) and Optima (1958), were for hot metal type, a system that had changed little in generations.
Mr. Augustaitiz is part of a subculture that executes a form of graffiti described by one scholar as an "alphabet designed for urban invasion".
But the battle to clean up the sprawling cityscape has become intertwined with a deeper social conflict between Brazil's haves and have-nots, where the angry and disenfranchised lash out in a form of expression unrivaled in other cities. … Mr. Augustaitiz is part of a subculture that executes a form of graffiti described by one scholar as an "alphabet designed for urban invasion".
We give a lot of love to typefaces that break boundaries and catch eyes, like the engrossing 3D printed alphabet designs by johnson banks and Ravensbourne art college, or Rus Khasanov's many liquid and chaotic fonts.
Medium, Flipboard, Beats and Airbnb are among the business brands bearing similarities to illustrations in Yasaburo Kuwayama's 1989 publication Trademarks & Symbols of the World: The Alphabet in Design, which is essentially a logo designer's go-to dictionary.
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