thetypeindex | A collection of definitions , best practices and resources | Awesome List library

TheTypeIndex is an open document, it depends on contributions from the community. Feel free to add or edit sections, topics, references or details. Keep in mind that TheTypeIndex is meant to be an introductory reference for those new to typography while still being useful to those more knowledgable. While the backend is being finished, the typeindex.md document will serve as a master layout, please keep everything within it for now. Top Level Sections should be set as a list item in the table of contents with a reference link [section-example] directing to a second level heading ## Example within the document. Second Level Sections should be a sub-list item in the table of contents with a reference link [section-example-sub-example] directing to a third level heading ### Example within the document. Third Level Sections don’t require a table of contents entry, but should be formatted as a fourth level heading #### Example. Topics and References should be list items and sub-list items within a section, ordered alphabetically. The exception to the ordering rule is topics that rely on prior knowledge of another topic, typically seen in the Type Basics section. If none of this makes any sense, don’t worry, just hit me up with your suggestions. TheTypeIndex is released with an Attribution-NonCommercial Share Alike License. This means you can recreate, edit or share the content, but it is not to be used for commercial ventures without direct permission to do so (for example direct resale of the content or use in paid apps or subscription based training sites) and includes the API.