Primary Research: Typesetting

For typography, I would use 2 approaches. For one thing, make the text part of the graphic, for another, arrange the text and graphics separately.

The right amount of white space allows for freedom of typography and contrast makes the content stand out.

Contrasting text size to prioritise information

Turning text into part of a graphic

• Interesting format

• But it affects the phrasing and order of the verses

• Better suited to longer passages

Graphics add richness to the picture

Interesting graphics to better communicate text content

Readers gain interest from the pictures and add to the reading experience.

In terms of typesetting graphics, I like to use this pattern: insert small square images in a solid-colored background. This reminds me of a photograph on the wall and gives it a more narrative feel.