Small Caps vs All Caps: Which Works Better for Labels, Captions and UI Text?
True small caps give secondary text an orderly, restrained texture. Full capitals create stronger emphasis. Here is how to choose, space and test each treatment.
True small caps give secondary text an orderly, restrained texture. Full capitals create stronger emphasis. Here is how to choose, space and test each treatment.
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