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A design-history lecture on the Swiss International Typographic Style: grids, sans-serif type, asymmetry and two-colour print
14 planned pages · 16:9All use casesPage plan · 14 pages
Written for: Design students and graphic designers
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Swiss style: the International Typographic Style
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An opening quote on order and clarity
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Where it began: Zurich and Basel in the 1950s
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Core principles: grid, sans serif, asymmetry
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Key figures of the movement
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Josef Müller-Brockmann and the grid
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The typefaces: Akzidenz-Grotesk, Univers, Helvetica
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Types of grid: column, modular, baseline
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The modular grid at work
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Empty space as a design element
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Posters, books and signs
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The style in the digital era
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Its influence on identity design
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What to take into your next layout
Swiss Typographic presentation style
Swiss Typographic is a slide style in the Design category, with Arial Black for titles and Arial for body text. This example plans a 14-page deck about A design-history lecture on the Swiss International Typographic Style: grids, sans-serif type, asymmetry and two-colour print, written for Design students and graphic designers. Read the page plan above and check the colours on the style card, then press Use this style to generate your own presentation in the same look.
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Swiss Typographic style FAQs
Can I download this example?
Not yet. This page shows the style and the outline of an example deck; no finished .pptx exists. Press Use this style to generate your own deck.
What does Use this style do?
It opens the slide generator with Swiss Typographic chosen. Add your topic and press Generate slides. You sign in first.
Which fonts does this style use?
Arial Black for titles and Arial for body text.
Can I change the colours or fonts after generating?
Yes. Open the deck in the slide editor and change any colour, font or layout.
Where do the chart numbers come from?
Each chart page in the outline names its source, links to it and records the date it was checked.
How many pages will my deck have?
As many as you ask for, within your plan. This example plans 14 pages.