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Typography for Lawyers
Font recommendations Fonts are only one ingredient of typography. And messing around with the font menu on your computer isn’t a substitute for knowing the fundamentals of type composition and text formatting. That’s why this chapter appears in the middle of the book, not the beginning. But we’ve covered that, right? So here’s the secret sauce: If you want the fastest, easiest and most obvious upgrade to your typography, nothing beats a professional font. As a designer of professional fonts—including the ones used in this book—am I biased? Of…
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