In this article, Tom Stevenson shares some of the tips and tricks he used to move his blog from a few people reading it every day, to over 2,000 today.
Everyday digital interfaces include a rich variety of images, visualizations, and other pictures. However, more than anything else, they are made of words. Oh so many words. As we equip teams to design and code usable, consistent, beautiful interfaces using systems, it’s essential that words depend on a strong foundation of typography.
Jakob Nielsen's 10 general principles for interaction design. They are called "heuristics" because they are broad rules of thumb and not specific usability guidelines.
Usability
10 Usability Heuristics for User Interface Design
Knowledge
Typography Elements Everyone Needs to Understand — Gravit Designer Blog
Type design may be intimidating to many, with terms such as leading, baseline, kerning, ascender, tail, and many more … The good news is, there are eight basic, universal typographical design elements: typeface, hierarchy, contrast, consistency, alignment, white space, and color. Even a basic understanding of each of these elements can revolutionize any design project.
Typography
Typography Elements Everyone Needs to Understand — Gravit Designer Blog