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  • Typography & Interaction

    ’25–26

  • The Syllabus

  • Our Class

  • Unit Nº 1: “Type and the Web”

    Wks. 1–6

    • Week Nº 1

      Aug. 29

    • Everything Is a “Web Page”

    • Week Nº 2

      Sep. 5

    • It’s All About Type

    • Week Nº 3

      Sep. 12

    • An Intro to HTML

    • Week Nº 4

      Sep. 19

    • An Intro to CSS

    • Week Nº 5

      Sep. 26

    • The Box Model

    • Project Nº 1: “Manuscript”

      Oct. 3

    • Week Nº 6

      Oct. 3

  • Unit Nº 2: “There Is No Perfect Layout”

    Wks. 7–10

    • Week Nº 7

      Oct. 10

    • Responsive Design

    • DevTools (Web Inspector)

    • Week Nº 8

      Oct. 17

    • Finally, Flexbox

    • And (CSS) Grid

    • Week Nº 9

      Oct. 24

    • Some Additional, Advanced CSS

    • Project Nº 2: “Spread”

      Oct. 31

    • Week Nº 10

      Oct. 31

    • Session Recording

      Spread Presentations

      Today is dedicated to your second project presentations. Here is our order:

      First Half

      1. Amanda & Riya
      2. Chareese & Soko
      3. Evgenii & Zarah
      4. Kinza & Michael
      5. Lucy & Sophia

      Second Half

      1. Ali & Mia
      2. Cason & Melody
      3. Katie & Maika
      4. Kimaya & Trenton
      5. Noor & Sooim

      Class Zoom
      Please look through the notes on format again before class!

      For Next Week

      • We will be moving on to our third and final (for the Fall) unit, Typography as Interface. Again we have a pair of readings, to set the tone:

        • A Software Design Manifesto
          Mitchell Kapor, 1990

        • My website is a shifting house next to a river of knowledge. What could yours be?
          Laurel Schwulst, 2018

      • And add your reading response, as is custom:

        Unit Nº 3: Reading Responses

  • Unit Nº 3: “Typography as Interface”

    Wks. 11–15

    • Week Nº 11

      Nov. 7

    • Working with Images

    • Week Nº 12

      Nov. 14

    • Week Nº 13

      Nov. 21

    • Thanksgiving Week

    • Project Nº 3: “Binding”

      Dec. 5

    • Week Nº 14

      Dec. 5

    • Week Nº 15

      Dec. 12

  • Winter Break

  • Unit Nº 4: “Interface as Interface”

    Wks. 16–21

    • Week Nº 16

      Jan. 21

    • Week Nº 17

      Jan. 28

    • An Intro to JavaScript

    • Week Nº 18

      Feb. 4

    • Some More JavaScript

    • Week Nº 19

      Feb. 11

    • Week Nº 20

      Feb. 18

    • Project Nº 4: “Links”

      Feb. 25

    • Week Nº 21

      Feb. 25

  • Unit Nº 5: “If All You Have Is a Hammer, Everything Looks like a Nail”

    Wks. 22–30

    • Week Nº 22

      Mar. 4

    • Putting a (Link/​Meta) Bow on It

    • Week Nº 23

      Mar. 11

    • Spring Break

    • Week Nº 24

      Mar. 25

    • Week Nº 25

      Apr. 1

    • Week Nº 26

      Apr. 8

    • Week Nº 27

      Apr. 15

    • Project Nº 5: “Functions”

      Apr. 22

    • Week Nº 28

      Apr. 22

    • Week Nº 29

      Apr. 29

    • Week Nº 30

      May 6

    • “Everything Else”

    • The end