1. Prioritize with Font Hierarchy
Start by assigning font sizes and weights based on the importance of your content. Use large and bold fonts for headings, medium-sized fonts for subheadings, and smaller fonts for body text. This logical structure ensures that the reader quickly identifies the most important information first.
2. Leverage White Space
White space, or negative space, enhances the readability of your text and helps important messages pop. Pairing a bold text font with adequate spacing creates visual balance and prevents your design from feeling cluttered.
