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Mathematical Typography

April 18, 2019June 26, 2019 Leave a comment

Sizing typography mathematically provides an eye-pleasing structure that ad-hoc does not.  The modularscale site is useful at finding the right one to use.  I’ve included a link with my two favorites compared — Perfect Fifth and Golden Section 😀.

https://www.modularscale.com/?1&em&1.618?1&em&1.5

Setting up Sublime Text 3 Packages and Preferences

February 18, 2016April 15, 2019Curtis M. Humphrey, PhD

sublimeI often find myself having to setup Sublime Text 3 on some new machine so I’ve gather all the plugins I usually use when building React ES6 code in a gist including some that are linked directly to a Github repo.   Continue reading “Setting up Sublime Text 3 Packages and Preferences” →

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