Rga

angle.

Usually have a consistent

The typeface. Formal scripts

Slanted can vary throughout

Most scripts are slanted.

Standard Type Sizes

Point Size

point size should be 10–12 points in printed documents, 15-25 pixels on the web.

That means you need to let your eyes be the judge. Don’t just rely on the point size. For instance, the three fonts below—Sabon, times new roman, and Arno— are set at 12 point, but they’re not the same size visually.

Point size 10

That means you need to let your eyes be the judge. Don’t just rely on the point size. For instance, the three fonts below—Sabon, times new roman, and Arno—are set at 12 point, but they’re not the same size visually.

Point size 11

That means you need to let your eyes be the judge. Don’t just rely on the point size. For instance, the three fonts below—Sabon, times new roman, and Arno—are set at 12 point, but they’re not the same size visually.

Point size 12

Point Size

Pont size 15px

That means you need to let your eyes be the judge. Don’t just rely on the point size. For instance, the three fonts below—Sabon, times new roman, and Arno—are set at 12 point, but they’re not the same size visually.

Point size 20px

That means you need to let your eyes be the judge. Don’t just rely on the point size. For instance, the three fonts below—Sabon, times new roman, and Arno—are set at 12 point, but they’re not the same size visually.