The Elements of Typographic Style¶
Bringhurst, R. (1992). The Elements of Typographic Style.
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- Ratio Ladder and Modular Scale
- This is the modular-scale tradition long used in typography, where sizes are drawn from a related progression.
This sourcePlaces modular scales in a typographic tradition of choosing a limited set of sizes connected by related intervals or ratios.
- This is the modular-scale tradition long used in typography, where sizes are drawn from a related progression.
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