How to choose the font and size of the title for book printing and typesetting

How to choose the font and size of the title for book printing and typesetting

There are various levels of titles in books, including large, medium, and small. The largest title in a typical publication is called the first level title, which is commonly referred to as a chapter, the second level title is a section (*, *), and the third level title is a chapter (*, *, *). The hierarchy of large and small headings reflects the logical structure of the main content, usually distinguished by different fonts and sizes, making the chapters of the book clear and organized, and easy to read. The main title of special publications is' Department ', followed by' Article ',' Chapter ', and' Section '

① Font selection for title text: The font of the title should be different from the font of the main text, both beautiful and eye-catching, and coordinated with the font of the main text. If the title text and the main text are in the same font, the font size of the title should be larger than that of the main text

② Font size selection for title text: The font size of the title should be chosen according to the size of the book or magazine. Generally speaking, the larger the format, the larger the font size. On a 16 page layout, you can choose the number or second character as the primary title, while on a 32 page layout, you can choose the second or third character as the primary title.

③ The font size should be selected based on the number of titles graded in a book. The font size of multi-level titles should be gradually reduced according to the level of sections, chapters, and sections. The common layout is to use two or three dots for the main title, four or four dots for the middle title, and other fonts with the same font size as the main text for the subheadings.

How to choose the font and size of the title for book printing and typesetting