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typographic grid: a standalone construct

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Graphic design

a framework of columns, rows and modules that divides the page so type and images can be placed with consistent proportion and order.

In graphic design, typographic grid refers to a framework of columns, rows and modules that divides the page so type and images can be placed with consistent proportion and order. This meaning comes from Müller-Brockmann (1981) in Grid Systems in Graphic Design.[1]

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References

Müller-Brockmann, J. (1981). Grid Systems in Graphic Design. Verlag Arthur Niggli. ISBN 9780803827110

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