Imagine it’s 2028, and you’re at your projected, suped-up workstation. “Hey AI,” you say, “I need some type options for this page heading…” Before finishing, your AI assistant, affectionately nicknamed TypeMaster3000, eagerly interrupts: “Something bold yet whimsical? Or Perhaps a serif that subtly says, ‘I’m sophisticated but know how to party’?”
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- Text might change based on the content it’s displaying. For example, changing style and rhythm for the climax of a book or floating playfully when reading an uplifting poem.
- Incorporating elements that change based on the emotional tone of the text, like colour shifts or subtle animations for expressive communication.
- We could have text adapted for optimal readability, considering factors like screen size, resolution, and orientation without having to “guess” in CSS.
Holding The Line In AI Typography
It has been noted that designers can harness AI tools more effectively because they possess a deep understanding of how to construct an idea. But embracing these new tools doesn’t mean relaxing our guard and allowing standards to be set for us. Instead, we should use AI as a springboard for inspiration and innovation.
- Text might change based on the content it’s displaying. For example, changing style and rhythm for the climax of a book or floating playfully when reading an uplifting poem.
- Incorporating elements that change based on the emotional tone of the text, like colour shifts or subtle animations for expressive communication.
- We could have text adapted for optimal readability, considering factors like screen size, resolution, and orientation without having to “guess” in CSS.