Tip Top Type Tips: Weekly newsletter to level up your typography skills

tiptoptypetips is a weekly newsletter helping designers, developers (or anyone really) understand and use typography better. Join hundreds of readers from around the world and receive a roundup of all things typography— tips, tricks, polls and prompts delivered piping hot to your inbox every Sunday.

Littlebird — The only full-context AI

The only full-context AI

Hi Hunters! I’m Sneha, graphic designer + illustrator and go-to “what’s this font” friend. I have a deep-seated passion for typography (that started even before I knew the word). I often find myself vocalising these strong feelings as tips to several people who ask for it and many more that don’t. 🤓 This newsletter is a better packaged version of that— byte-sized and palatable for both non-designers and design nerds. I intend to deliver recommendations, resources and articles I’ve curated and collected in a light-hearted read every week. It's been 2 days since the launch and the first newsletter went out, and tttt has already garnered over 250 happy subscribers! 🙌🏻 What more you can expect— 📊 Polls ✏️ tiptoptypetips Blog Do subscribe and please feel free to hit reply with questions, suggestions or thoughts on how I could maybe improve tttt and make it more useful to you. 🌈 Cheers!

Good curation for designers and developers to learn about typography, discover interesting typefaces and typography tools.

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Actionable tips

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Enjoyed reading the first issue of TipTopTypeTips! Would definitely recommend to fellow designers — established and beginners, both. Great way to learn about type and visual hierarchy.

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Well curated and crisp

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Littlebird — The only full-context AI

The only full-context AI

Good curation for designers and developers to learn about typography, discover interesting typefaces and typography tools.

Pros:

Actionable tips

Cons:

None

Enjoyed reading the first issue of TipTopTypeTips! Would definitely recommend to fellow designers — established and beginners, both. Great way to learn about type and visual hierarchy.

Pros:

Well curated and crisp

Cons:

None