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Classicism in typography, as in architecture, was never very inclined toward luxurious adornment. The ideals of the Enlightenment also required clarity and generosity of typography. Symmetry and reduction were the overriding principles of design. Thanks to the ability to print larger forms with higher precision, books became bigger (the first all-iron Stanhope press was built in 1800). Technology allowed serifs to be designed very delicately and express a lot of detail in the characters. Constructing letters with compass and ruler may have led to the desired ideal shapes, but the typefaces were actually harder to read than their Renaissance and Baroque predecessors.

The typefaces used in these articles are usually san serif for the heading. The use of these fonts create a clean, bold and modern style. Occasionally, slab serif fonts are used for the heading which are again, bold and easy to recognise at a glance. The typefaces used for the main body vary. San serif fonts do seem to dominate the main body of text over serif however. Mostly, light sans serif fonts are used, which creates more contrast within the visual hierarchy. This is more pleasing to the eye as it seperates large blocks of text. Overall, the typefaces used have a wide range of styles; condensed, condensed black, regular bold, italic etc. Also, these pages allow more colour to be used because of the context.

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These typefaces vary depending on the publication. Though, the fonts are older and more traditional in newspapers. The header fonts are bold, similar to the technology magazine, however there is not as much variety within the type styles when comparing the articles. The heading in these articles are bold sans serif fonts or elegant serif fonts. The fonts used for the mainbody are commonly serif fonts, which are easier to read at a smaller size. The fonts used are dependant on the consumer, e.g. newspapers are read by an older age range so, the fonts play to a more traditional style. Additionally, the use of a book review is not to advertise, it is to provide critique or praise. Though, this is advertisement in a way, the purpose of the page layout is not focused around marketing the book. Therefore, the use of typefaces will differ to modern styles used in advertsing.

Researching the tv listings articles was the most enjoyable of the three as many different type styles and layouts are used. The headings range from italic, serif, sans serif, heavy and light fonts. Some heading have added effects e.g strokes on the original typeface. Additionally, the use of decorative fonts are more prominant within this genre. Similarly though, the contrast between the fonts create an obvious hierarchial structure. This contrast between typefaces visually translates in a more fluent way to the viewer. The typestyles used in these articles are not as elegant as the focus is direct more on stimulating the viewer and keeping them interested. This explains the sparadic layout, imagery and variety of colours within the articles.

Helvetica is considered a sans-serif font, which means that its letters do not have rounded tips or tails. Serif fonts, such as Times New Roman, have these types of tips and tails and are often used in books and other printed material. Sans-serif typefaces like Helvetica remain the most popular choice for websites and other digital material, as their clean look is considered easier to read on screens.

If you are targeting an audience between 30 and 55, choose stability, comfort, and sophistication. Serif fonts such as Times New Roman, Argent, Merriweather, and Playfair Display can play this role. Typographies with serifs can give a high-end and luxurious impression.

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