Contents
- 1 How to present typography?
- 2 How do you choose the right typeface for a project?
- 3 What are some important factors to consider when you are choosing a font for a document?
- 4 When to use a rebrand instead of a name?
- 5 How to maintain your audience during a rebrand?
- 6 How is a visual rebrand different from a full rebrand?
How to present typography?
Display / Decorative fonts
- Opt for no more than 2-3 sentences per slide.
- If you’re using lists, 6 bullets/points per slide should cover it.
- Make sure to leave enough space between lines of text.
- Titles should be at least 28 to 48 points.
- Bulleted text or body copy at least 24 points.
How do you choose the right typeface for a project?
How to choose the right typeface
- Think about personality. Before starting a project, think about values and words that describe the feeling of what you want to create.
- Consider visual and tonal direction.
- Think function.
- Consider performance.
- Notice typography around you.
- Test rigorously.
- Pair up properly.
What are some important factors to consider when you are choosing a font for a document?
Here are seven key factors to consider when searching for an appropriate typeface:
- Branding. A font you select should embody the character and spirit of your brand.
- Legibility.
- Serif vs Sans.
- Font Family.
- Limit the total number of fonts.
- Avoid using too similar fonts.
- When selecting two fonts, use decisive contrast.
How do I blend different fonts?
How to combine fonts—rules, tips and tricks
- Choose complementary fonts.
- Establish a visual hierarchy.
- Consider context.
- Mix serifs and sans serifs.
- Create contrast.
- Steer clear of conflict.
- Avoid pairing fonts that are too similar.
- Use fonts from the same family.
How to prepare your staff for corporate rebranding?
Getting support from your own employees is critical when you’re trying to rebrand your company in the marketplace. All team members need to understand the strategy and embrace the company’s new identity.
When to use a rebrand instead of a name?
This type of rebrand is normally used when a company wants to completely reinvent itself and have no connection to its prior name. It can also be useful to abandon a name that no longer fits the company or no longer stands out in the competitive landscape.
How to maintain your audience during a rebrand?
Another key to maintaining your existing audience is to communicate well with your customers during your rebrand. If they don’t understand why changes are happening, they might lose trust in your business, and you could see a big drop in your revenue.
How is a visual rebrand different from a full rebrand?
Much like a full rebrand, a visual rebrand is quite an undertaking. It includes all the same elements but focuses specifically on implementing a new logo, new colors, and a new visual identity. Visual rebrands may also include an update to company messaging and mission statements.