Sometimes it is difficult to remember all the terms that make up each of the parts of a subject or discipline. There are thousands of names to remember - and forget. Just ask, for example, medical students every time they face an anatomy class.
There is another type of anatomy that specialists also struggle with: typographic anatomy . Knowing every part of a typeface can be stressful for those who dedicate their lives to graphic design . Until now.
Thanks to German software developer Christian Heilmann, graphic designers canarmenia phone number recognize each part of a typeface's anatomy quickly and easily. Apex, apophyx, tail, neck and spur (translated into English terms, of course) are easily recognized thanks to graphic designer Martin Silvertant's simplified diagram of type anatomy:
The diagram has thus been simplified by the German developer so that the terms of the different parts appear in the summary only when the user wants to see it. The diagram will not be a madness full of numbers, arrows and letters that are difficult to understand at first glance.
Anyone who enters to see the new scheme will only have to click on each part of the typography (highlighted in green) to see its name.