Style Exercises
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Serif typeface
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Saturation
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Common font styles
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Shadow stacking
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Pill button
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Type systems
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Consistency and standards
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Sharp-corner button
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Typography
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Use card layout for content browsing
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Style guides
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Use standard input styling for faster recognition
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Elevated card
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Rounded button
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Keep the search process simple
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Add elevation to guide users' attention to a menu
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Flat card
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Differentiate primary and secondary actions
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Neoclassical serifs
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Transitional serifs
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Visual design
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Custom button
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Color theory
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Keep a consistent button style
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Apply appropriate card shadows
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Image stretch
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CSS
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Avoid visual clutter
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Maintain icon consistency
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Button breadcrumbs
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Flat button
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Highlight the selected tab
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Planning your hierarchy
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Maintain information hierarchy for better scanning
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Glyphic serifs
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Old Style serifs
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Grotesque & neo-grotesque sans serifs
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Use color to draw users' attention
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Stick to simple icons
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Humanistic sans serifs
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Blackletter scripts
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Keep sections simple in style
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Prioritize buttons
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Formal scripts
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En dash
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Casual scripts
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Calligraphic scripts
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Outlined card
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Color palette
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