In this example, the philosophy dictated not only the layout and typography but also illustration.
It was founded in London, in 1980, and it revelled in the multi-racial, multicultural sensibility that was taking shape there; the pages themselves, full of vivid photography and experiments in layout and typography, communicated the era's new possibilities.
Soon after joining the faculty of Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond in 1968, Mr. Meggs found that his layout and typography students lacked a fundamental knowledge of graphic design's past and its relationship to art, architecture, industrial design and popular culture.
The Suitability Assessment of Materials (SAM) instrument identified specific difficulties with the materials, including content, graphics, layout, and typography features.
What the antagonists in the exchange fail to mention, and indeed, what seems to have gone largely unnoticed more generally, is that the page layout and typography of the printed book remain among the most effective mechanisms invented by human beings for communicating sustained arguments and explanations of a sort that require careful consideration and study.
Layout and typography were designed by Morris's friend, Ruari McLean, assisted by Charles Green, and faced with an initial print run of 1 million copies, Aintree printer Eric Bemrose designed and built a new ten-unit rotogravure machine in about twelve weeks.
A self-published, oversized paperback full of Fleming's pictures, What Kind of House Party Is This?—say that title in the most chipper British accent you can muster, it's fun!—is also full of Fleming's clear giddiness over his endless options for both layout and typography.
"Layout" and "Subheadings" improved significantly (p < 0.001) in the "Layout and Typography" category, while "Typography" decreased significantly (p = 0.042).
