Like most daily newspapers in America, the Los Angeles Times uses color sparingly. Most of the display and body text is black against the white page, so only the photographs have color. This works well for the Los Angeles Times… Continue Reading
The Los Angeles Times uses Belizio for body copy, including infoboxes or subheads within a given story. The Times uses LA Headline for headlines, LA Deck Display for decks, and LA text for other display copy. I consulted with SU… Continue Reading
In the Jan., 27 edition of The Los Angeles Times, the front page features one main story: the death of basketball legend Kobe Bryant. The purpose of this front page is to reflect his death as the most important story… Continue Reading
I learned a lot about this class from reading these reflections. These posts made me excited about this opportunity to develop my skills while learning how design affects my everyday life. Here are some of my major takeaways: 15 weeks… Continue Reading
Format The Los Angeles Times is a daily newspaper. It’s a broadsheet publication, measuring 11⅛ inches by 22⅞ inches, with an average of 34 pages for weekday coverage during weekdays. Sunday papers are larger, with an average of 86 pages.… Continue Reading