1. Big is big.
If the font itself is tall or wide or has many strokes, you need to keep your own large font size.
2. Small is small.
If the font itself is short and narrow in structure or single in strokes, keep the font size small.
3. Super compression
In the case of a large number of strokes, normal density will make the characters stand out from the crowd, and they should be appropriately compressed under the premise of maintaining recognition and clarity to cater to the changes of the overall style.
4. Can be big or small
A small number of words and strokes should not be too many, and the structure should not be too big or too small. It can be scaled appropriately according to the overall layout effect.
5. High degree of unity
Typesetting layout will have a general tone, while some words have only height but no width or insufficient width, which requires that their height be consistent with the overall height tone, rather than deliberately enlarging the width.
6. Uniform width
Some words only have width, no height or insufficient height. It is necessary to keep their own width consistent with the overall width, but the height cannot be deliberately enlarged.
7. Center alignment
When writing, the whole line of words is often tilted to the upper right, which is the normal habit of holding the pen in the right hand. How to control it requires that the middle position of each word can be strung together with a horizontal line, that is, the center position of each word is aligned.