Layout design and typography are not the same thing, although some people usually confuse the two. Simply put, it can be considered that typography is the arrangement of the original draft in the layout design program, that is, the layout is included in the complete layout design work. Typesetting focuses more on technical work, using technical means to organize text, pictures, tables, etc. only in the specified scheme. If you are making prints, you must also divide the pages according to the printing requirements. Compared with typesetting, layout design is more creative and artistic, and it is a creative work to consider the arrangement of each element.
Lines float between points and shapes and have position, length, width, direction, shape, and character. Straight lines and curves are the basic elements that determine the image of a layout. Each thread has its own unique personality and emotions. Applying a variety of different lines to layout design will get a variety of different effects. Therefore, if the designer can use it well, it is equivalent to having a most powerful tool.
Lines are, theoretically, the development and extension of points. The nature of the line is diverse in the choreography design. In many applied designs, the lines formed by text often occupy the main position of the picture and become the main objects processed by the designer. Lines can also constitute various decorative elements, as well as the outer contours of various forms, which play a role in defining and separating the various images of the picture. As a design element, lines have more influence in the design than points. Lines require a larger visual footprint, and their extension brings a momentum. The line can connect various visual elements, can split the picture and image text, can make the picture full of dynamics, and can also stabilize the picture to the greatest extent.
