The future of the web is printed
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The document discusses the importance of style guides in web design and brand identity, emphasizing communication and consistency in visual elements. It references various historical styles and guidelines across different fields, including scientific communication and typography. Additionally, it touches on contemporary media and the evolution of design practices in the digital age.
The future of the web is printed
- 3. YOU CAN BUILD GREAT WEBSITES. WE CAN HELP. ostraining.com La mia agenda 2015 RICH TEA
- 6. A style guide establishes and enforces style, enabling brand stewardship and improving communication. Hart's Rules for Compositors and Readers at the University Press ACS style Effective Communication of Scientific Information BJCP style Style Guidelines for Beer, Mead and Cider 1893 1986 1985 The Bluebook A Uniform System of Citation 1939
- 7. COLOURS LOGO MARK MARK TYPOGRAPHY Heading 01 Heading 02 Heading 03 Heading 04 Heading 05 Heading 06 DESIGN STYLE GUIDE LAYOUTBRANDIDENTITY Space around the logotype Logotype on different backgrounds Official brand colours TYPOGRAPHY Official and alternative typefaces Headings and paragraph Hierarchy and style LAYOUT Basic grid principles Different layout variations Column differentiation IMAGES&ILLUSTRATIONS Standard format and size Context, mood and concepts User interface integration
- 10. 1947
- 11. 1947 Jan Tschichold: Penguin Composition Rules 1937 1947 2003
- 12. TODAY Monocle media brand monocle.com
- 13. TYPOGRAPHY
- 14. 1966
- 15. 1966 Wim Crouwel: De Letter…n
- 17. LAYOUT
- 18. 1926
- 19. 1926 Karel Teige: Abeceda (Alphabet)
- 20. TODAY Interview online magazine interviewmagazine.com
- 21. TODAY Bloomberg online magazine bloomberg.com
- 22. IMAGES
- 23. 1931
- 24. 1931 Piet Zwart: Reclame
- 25. TODAY Coup De Coeur coupdecoeur.ca
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- 29. INTHEAGEOFE-READERS… New Yorkers reading. Photos by Lawrence Schwartzwald, 2013
- 30. Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed. Antoine Lavoisier (1743-1794)