Typography Concepts for the Screen

Interactive elements

A course by Gemma Busquets , Designer

100% positive reviews (144)

2,487 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Interactive elements

Overview

“I will show you how to choose the typography for interactive elements, which help the user navigate a web or digital project.”

In this video lesson Gemma Busquets addresses the topic: Interactive elements, which is part of the Domestika online course: Typography Concepts for the Screen. Learn to work and choose the perfect typography for any digital project.

Partial transcription of the video

“Unit 3: Typographic Choice Lesson 5 Interactive Elements An interactive element should not only be, but look like it. In this lesson, we will see how to work with typography for interactive elements. Let's see it. Interactive elements help the user to move through the content of a website or a digital project. Each text, tag or button helps the user to perform an action, either change pages or open a menu or go to another website or other content. The texts of the interactive elements in buttons or navigation menus They are usually small, so the typography It should be easy to scan and look...”

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Course summary for: Typography Concepts for the Screen

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (144)
2487 students
5 units
23 lessons (2h 23m)
3 downloads

Category
Calligraphy & Typography
Areas
Information Design, Typography

Gemma Busquets

A course by Gemma Busquets

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Designer

Gemma Busquets is a freelance graphic designer and art director based in Barcelona, Spain with more than 10 years of experience. Throughout her career, she has had the opportunity to collaborate with major brands such as Dell, Novartis, San Miguel, HuffPost, Coca-Cola, Nike, Rosetta Stone, Peugeot, InfoJobs, and Puig, among others. She has also been a judge at the ADG Laus Awards for Graphic Design and Visual Communication, specifically evaluating projects in the digital category.

She currently combines her work with teaching at the BAU, Barcelona University Design Center, Spain, as art director of the final projects in the Postgraduate Program in Digital Editions, and professor in the Master's in Infographics and Data Visualization, which she also directs and coordinates.