Learn how to select and combine fonts. You’ll understand how to create an effective design with the rules of typography in mind.

Typography in the web – the rules for the design of text on the site in order to convey information to the audience in the easiest to read and perceive form. Format influences the indicators of the time spent by the user on the site, the commission of the target action and the overall impression of the site.

How to make the text on the page to read? With the development of the Internet – the space has increased and the amount of information, so we gradually learned how to filter information, to highlight the necessary.

Text – the main element on the page, it is he who pushes the user to action. To create a clear and readable text, which is easy to navigate, we turn to the rules of typography.

No matter how useful the information in the text block is, if the text is improperly designed – it will go unnoticed.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Learn about the requirements for texts for interfaces. Learn the basics of UX-copywriting. You will be able to refine your texts so that they are understandable to users and fit perfectly into the layout.

By text in the interface we mean headings, buttons, tooltips, error notifications, menus, form fields. Their main task – to help the user get what he came to the site or application.

If you often have to deal with writing texts for interfaces, you are a beginner UX-copywriter or UX-designer, who in addition to designing deals with the development of text content in the interface, start collecting a selection of different elements of interface with successful solutions in terms of content.

You don’t need to write thick sentences to report a common system error, for example. There is no clear limit on the amount of text on the page, you need to proceed from the task that it is supposed to solve. If it is a headline, it is desirable to fit it into one, at most – two lines. From here it will not be read, and the user can skip the block or leave the page.

There may be situations where you can not explain everything in one or two sentences. In this case, we can break up the text into paragraphs, to highlight particularly important points.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

You will learn how to communicate with the client: clarify the goals and limitations of the project, discuss references, plan deadlines. You will understand how to form the right expectations from the work and not to promise too much. Draw up a terms of reference.