Custom Typeface Design for Bansomdejchaopraya Rajabhat University
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In conclusion, the university can use the set of typefaces to communicate its corporate image through a various form of media. Light typefaces are suitable for formal communication and for large volume of content while Normal / Bold and Display typefaces are suitable for emphasis and creating a strong visual impact in order to ensure that important messages stand out.
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