Udemy, Stone River, eLearning Typography From A to Z 2015, ENG
Typography is one of the oldest art forms in the world, and one that has remained important even through our move from the print to the digital age. This is because you don't need technical know-how master typography; instead, you need a keen eye for detail, a love of creating, and an appreciation of good design. If that sounds like you, then you've chosen the right course
Year: 2015
Manufacturer: Udemy / Stone River eLearning
Manufacturer Website: udemy.com
Duration: 5:50
Type dispensed material: videos
Language English
Code:
Section 1: Introduction 1 Welcome 2 Course introduction 3 First typography exercise 4 Exercise walkthrough Part 1 5 Exercise walkthrough Part 2 Section 2: Vocabulary 6 Introduction to Vocabulary 7 Tracking Leading Kerning Part 1 8 Tracking Leading Kerning Part 2 9 Tracking Leading Kerning Part 3 10 Tracking Leading Kerning Part 4 11 Tracking Leading Kerning Part 5 12 Fonts V Typefaces 13 Names of Individual Programs Part 1 14 Names of Individual Programs Part 2 15 Names of Individual Programs Part 3 16 Names of Individual Programs Part 4 17 Vocabulary Recap 18 Vocabulary Quiz Section 3: Classifications 19 Introduction to Classifications 20 Standard Classifications Part 1 21 Standard Classifications Part 2 22 Classifications of Fonts Part 1 23 Classifications of Fonts Part 2 24 Classification Recap 25 Classification Quiz Section 4: User Experience 26 Intro to UX 27 How fonts Impact a Message 28 How user Perceive a brand and True Purpose Part 1 29 How user Perceive a brand and True Purpose Part 2 30 UX exercise 31 UX Exercise Walkthrough 32 UX recap Section 5: Typography for Advertising 33 App type Introduction 34 Print vs web 35 Point size of apps 36 Contrast 37 App Recap 38 Font vs web assets 39 App exercise introduction 40 App exercise walkthrough Section 6: Adverts, web and print 41 Type in ads introduction 42 How text makes the sell 43 Foreign languages 44 Balancing text and images 45 Web vs. print advertising 46 Web advertising exercise 47 Web advertising exercise walkthrough 48 Advertising recap Section 7: Typography for logos 49 Logo introduction 50 Logo bonus lecture 51 Plain text logos 52 Altered Type Logos 53 Logo with graphics 54 Logo project introduction 55 Logo exercise walkthrough 56 Logo recap Section 8: Print and type 57 Type in print introduction 58 Understanding print mediums 59 Sending files to printer 60 Food Ad truck introduction 61 Food Ad truck walkthrough 62 Type in print recap Section 9: Publishing 63 Digital publishing intro 64 Preparing files for digital use 65 Digital publishing is a combination 66 Food Ad truck introduction 67 Food Ad truck walkthrough 68 Type in print recap Section 10: End discussions 69 Concluding 70 Additional resources 71 Final Notes 72 Type Final Part 1 73 Type Final Part 2
Video Format: MP4
Video: AVC, 1280x720, 16: 9, 24/25 / 29fps, 961kbps
Audio: AAC, 48kHz, 56kbps, stereo
1.45GB