On Typography
A page of text has only a few decisions in it: the family, the measure, the leading, and the restraint to stop there.
Everything else — boxes, cards, shadows, accent colours — is a substitute for having made those four well.
A page of text has only a few decisions in it: the family, the measure, the leading, and the restraint to stop there.
Everything else — boxes, cards, shadows, accent colours — is a substitute for having made those four well.