Publication: Tipografik hatalar, tipografik mesaj ve tipogramlar
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Tipografi, metinlerin yazı tipi, boyutu, satır aralığı ve hizalanması gibi görsel özelliklerinin tasarımıdır. Günlük hayatımızda reklam panolarından kitaplara, dijital platformlardan tabelalara kadar her yerde tipografik unsurlar bulunmaktadır. İletişim ise “paylaşmak, bildirmek, birleştirmek” sözcüğünden gelmektedir. İletişim esas olarak sosyal bir olgudur ve iletişimin niteliği sosyal yapı tarafından belirlenir. Bu nedenle iletişim, toplumsaldır, toplumsal bilgilerin aktarılmasıdır. İletişim için işaretler, semboller ve sözcükler kullanılmaktadır. Görsel işaretler dizgisi olarak yazı, günümüzde en yaygın iletişim araçlarından biridir. Ancak yazılan her yazı, okunur, anlaşılır ve net olmalıdır. Çünkü okunurluk (legibility), tipografinin en önemli görevidir. Okunurluğun önemini ortaya koyması açısından bu araştırma, sesleri tanımlayan işaretlerin her dizgisinin doğru olmayabileceğini ortaya koymaya çalışmıştır. Bu anlamda yazı, okunamıyor veya anlaşılamıyor ise, tipografik hata olarak tanımlanıp, mesajı kirlettiğini belirtmek gerekir. Bu makale ile yaygın tipografik hatalara yer verilmiş, örneklendirilmiş ve tipografik mesajı nasıl kirlettiği anlatılmaya çalışılmıştır. Özellikle tipogram ve logotaypelerde okunurluğun önemini ortaya konmuş, başarılı örneklere yer verilmiştir. Bu araştırma ile, tipogram veya logotaype gibi tasarımların, özgün yapısı kadar okunurluğun da ne derece önemli olduğunu ortaya koymaktadır. Tasarımcının, sanatçı edasıyla okunurluğu hiçe sayamayacağı, mesajı sadece sözcüklerin anlamlarıyla sınırlamamaları gerektiği örneklendirilmiş ve açıklanmıştır. Tipografinin asıl hedefinin sadece okunurluk olduğu hatırlatılarak tipografik hatalar ve başarılı tipografik mesaj örnekleri verilmiştir. Bu makale ile Bursa Uludağ Üniversitesi TBMYO Grafik Tasarım programı öğrencilerinin, tipografi dersinde tasarladıkları başarılı tipogramlara da yer verilmiştir. Doğru mesajın sadece sözcük anlamlarıyla sınırlandırılmadan, sözcüklerin yazılma şekliyle, deformasyonlar ve farklı dizilimler ile de verilebileceği örneklendirilmiştir.
Typography is the design of visual features of texts, such as font, size, line spacing, and alignment. Typographic elements are everywhere in our daily lives, from billboards to books, digital platforms to signs. Communication comes from “sharing, informing, and uniting.” Communication is essentially a social phenomenon, and its nature is determined by social structure. Therefore, communication is social; it transfers social information or messages. The message is the content of the meaning that is intended to be conveyed. In other words, the string of signs establishes the connection between the source and the receiver. As a string of visual signs, writing is one of the most common communication tools today. In this sense, every written text should be readable, understandable, and straightforward because legibility is the most important task of typography. In terms of revealing the importance of readability, this research has tried to reveal that not every string of signs that define sounds may be correct. It should be noted that if the text cannot be read or understood, it is defined as a typographic error and pollutes the message. This article includes common typographic errors, exemplifies them, and tries to explain how they pollute the typographic message. The importance of readability, especially in typograms and logotypes, has been revealed, and successful examples have been given. This research reveals how important readability is as much as the original structure of designs such as typograms or logotypes. It has been exemplified and explained that the designer cannot artistically disregard readability and should not limit the message only to the meanings of the words. It has been reminded that the primary goal of typography is readability and examples of typographic errors and successful typographic messages have been given. This article has also included successful typograms designed by Bursa Uludağ University TBMYO Graphic Design program students in the typography course. It has been exemplified that the right message can be given not only by the meanings of the words but also by how the words are written, deformations, and different arrangements. Typography is critical in effective communication because it makes the words readable and ensures the message is successfully conveyed. Functional and aesthetic output can be achieved with the right font, contrast, hierarchy, and design elements. Typography is a design tool and a motivating means of expression. It has been exemplified that the correct message can be given with the meaning of words, how words are written, deformations, and different arrangements. Typography is the design of visual features such as font, size, line spacing, and alignment of texts. Typographic elements are everywhere in our daily lives, from billboards to books, digital platforms to signs. However, the functionality and effectiveness of these designs can be significantly affected by typographic errors or deliberate typographic deformations. This article will examine typographic errors and their adverse effects on messages. Typographic errors, in general, are problems that arise due to incorrect or incomplete applications in text designs. These errors usually make the reading experience difficult, prevent the message from being understood, or contaminate the message. Especially in syntactic narrative designs known as typograms, deformations of unrecognizable letters and unreadable position changes bring typographic errors. On the other hand, words formed by the arrangement of letters under each other, which are known to be correct and widely used, are also typographic errors because they create difficulty in reading. Sound signals, i.e., writing, convey not only the text but emotions, tone, and the essence of the message. Through conscious designs, typography can make the message more impressive and unforgettable. However, it must be free of typographic errors, the readability problem must be solved, and each letter must be easily “readable” or, at the most acceptable level, “readable.” Typography is critical in effective communication, as words make words readable. Keeping errors to a minimum and conscious design choices ensure a message is successfully conveyed. Functional and aesthetic output can be achieved with the right font, contrast, hierarchy, and design elements. Typography is a design tool and a motivated means of expression.
Typography is the design of visual features of texts, such as font, size, line spacing, and alignment. Typographic elements are everywhere in our daily lives, from billboards to books, digital platforms to signs. Communication comes from “sharing, informing, and uniting.” Communication is essentially a social phenomenon, and its nature is determined by social structure. Therefore, communication is social; it transfers social information or messages. The message is the content of the meaning that is intended to be conveyed. In other words, the string of signs establishes the connection between the source and the receiver. As a string of visual signs, writing is one of the most common communication tools today. In this sense, every written text should be readable, understandable, and straightforward because legibility is the most important task of typography. In terms of revealing the importance of readability, this research has tried to reveal that not every string of signs that define sounds may be correct. It should be noted that if the text cannot be read or understood, it is defined as a typographic error and pollutes the message. This article includes common typographic errors, exemplifies them, and tries to explain how they pollute the typographic message. The importance of readability, especially in typograms and logotypes, has been revealed, and successful examples have been given. This research reveals how important readability is as much as the original structure of designs such as typograms or logotypes. It has been exemplified and explained that the designer cannot artistically disregard readability and should not limit the message only to the meanings of the words. It has been reminded that the primary goal of typography is readability and examples of typographic errors and successful typographic messages have been given. This article has also included successful typograms designed by Bursa Uludağ University TBMYO Graphic Design program students in the typography course. It has been exemplified that the right message can be given not only by the meanings of the words but also by how the words are written, deformations, and different arrangements. Typography is critical in effective communication because it makes the words readable and ensures the message is successfully conveyed. Functional and aesthetic output can be achieved with the right font, contrast, hierarchy, and design elements. Typography is a design tool and a motivating means of expression. It has been exemplified that the correct message can be given with the meaning of words, how words are written, deformations, and different arrangements. Typography is the design of visual features such as font, size, line spacing, and alignment of texts. Typographic elements are everywhere in our daily lives, from billboards to books, digital platforms to signs. However, the functionality and effectiveness of these designs can be significantly affected by typographic errors or deliberate typographic deformations. This article will examine typographic errors and their adverse effects on messages. Typographic errors, in general, are problems that arise due to incorrect or incomplete applications in text designs. These errors usually make the reading experience difficult, prevent the message from being understood, or contaminate the message. Especially in syntactic narrative designs known as typograms, deformations of unrecognizable letters and unreadable position changes bring typographic errors. On the other hand, words formed by the arrangement of letters under each other, which are known to be correct and widely used, are also typographic errors because they create difficulty in reading. Sound signals, i.e., writing, convey not only the text but emotions, tone, and the essence of the message. Through conscious designs, typography can make the message more impressive and unforgettable. However, it must be free of typographic errors, the readability problem must be solved, and each letter must be easily “readable” or, at the most acceptable level, “readable.” Typography is critical in effective communication, as words make words readable. Keeping errors to a minimum and conscious design choices ensure a message is successfully conveyed. Functional and aesthetic output can be achieved with the right font, contrast, hierarchy, and design elements. Typography is a design tool and a motivated means of expression.
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Tipografik hata, Mesaj, Tipogram, Logotype, Typographic error, Message, Typogram