How big is too big when it comes to typography? One of these keeps the headline small and gives e...How big is too big when it comes to typography? One of these keeps the headline small and gives e...
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How big is too big when it comes to typography?
One of these keeps the headline small and gives everything its own space. The other puts the name across almost the entire screen.
Which would you choose for your own website?
Classic
Bold

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Rohan's avatar
The small treatment feels more editorial and lets the imagery breathe, while the oversized version turns the name into the experience. I’d choose based on whether the brand wants quiet confidence or an intentionally maximal first impression.
Alaa 's avatar
Definitely the Classic one. Clean, elegant, and lets the photography stand out
Mohamed's avatar
Typography is usually an expression of the brand itself. It's not about the size of the font but more about the personality of the brand it's audience. The personality of the brand is what defines the typography style and size, not the feeling of. This being said, both the designs are nicely done 👍 .
Rongali's avatar
Bold for me. The oversized name gives it character, and the landscape keeps it from feeling crowded.
Maty's avatar
Bold, but only because that photo has enough negative space to carry it. If the background were busier I'd flip to Classic without hesitating. Is the rest of the site leaning more editorial or more portfolio grid?
Nazar's avatar
Yasno Design Agency logo
name across the whole screen, every time
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