Section 6 · Typography
Typeface
- Definition
A complete set of letterforms, numerals, and symbols designed to share a consistent visual style — for example, Helvetica, Garamond, or Futura.
- Why it matters
The typeface is the voice of the text before a single word is read; its personality shapes tone, legibility, and how seriously or playfully a message lands.
- Example

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A font — the typeface is the whole design family; a font is one specific style and weight within it. See Font.