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In UI/UX design, the interplay between typography and layout is pivotal in user engagement and accessibility. With its geometric precision, Sofia Pro brings bold clarity to headings, while Proxima Nova lends a readable elegance to body text, ensuring a seamless flow of information. The carefully crafted typography hierarchy, distinguishing content importance through size and weight variations, enhances the overall user experience. Adopting a systematic approach to typeface application—Sofia Pro for attention-grabbing titles and Proxima Nova for detailed communication—this design strategy caters to aesthetic appeal and upholds the principles of accessible and user-centered design. Embracing industry-standard tools and practices, such as responsive design and accessibility considerations, ensures that designs meet modern-day requirements and are inclusive

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The work is well-presented for the “Typography System”, with clear descriptions of each font family.

The explanation of font usage through a hierarchy strategy is helpful for understanding.

Including an example showing the usage of fonts is beneficial for visual learners and adds value to the concepts discussed.

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Expanding the presentation to include multiple examples, especially those with text-heavy content, would enhance understanding and provide insight into edge cases. This addition would add more value to the project by demonstrating various practical applications of the font choices in different contexts.

Using a thumbnail image that directly relates to the project's content or theme will make it more intuitive for viewers to quickly understand what the project is about.


Typography styles should divided into H1...h6, or Display and headlines. Then must add titles, buttons, and label text. These types can be classified as Regular, Medium Semibold, or Bold.


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