History of Typography and Time Travel
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Who is recognized as the first full-time type designer in the 1920s?

  • Rudolf Hell
  • William Caslon
  • Max Miedinger
  • Frederic Goudy (correct)

What significant advancement in typography occurred in 1968?

  • The first outline vector fonts were created.
  • The first digital font was created. (correct)
  • Variable fonts were introduced.
  • Cascading Styling Rules were developed.

What feature does OpenType allow regarding fonts?

  • All fonts must be in bitmap format.
  • Fonts can only be used on Mac platforms.
  • Different fonts cannot be used within the same file.
  • The same fonts can be utilized across PC and Mac platforms. (correct)

What was introduced in 2016 that allowed fonts to change size and weight?

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What significant format for web fonts was developed in 2009?

<p>Web Open Font Format (WOFF) (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which typeface did Max Miedinger design in 1957 that is highly regarded?

<p>Helvetica (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was one of the main challenges of the early digital fonts created in 1968?

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Which development allowed for quicker loading times and fewer files in typography?

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What is the name of the new default font for Microsoft Office applications?

<p>Aptos (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is the creator of the Aptos font?

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What percentage of Microsoft's business is represented by Office products?

<p>24% (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What reasoning did Microsoft give for renaming Bierstadt to Aptos?

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Which of the following applications will adopt Aptos as the new default font?

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How has the change in Microsoft’s default font been interpreted in terms of company image?

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What emotive characteristic is associated with Comic Sans compared to Calibri?

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What is the anticipated impact of Aptos becoming the default font on Microsoft’s business?

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What was the primary goal of Frank Pick when he commissioned the typeface in 1913?

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Which key feature was introduced in Johnston100 in 2016?

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How did Eicchi Kono's updates in the 1970s differ from Johnston's original design?

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What subtle change is mentioned regarding the lowercase letter 'g' in Johnston100?

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Why did Transport for London state that Johnston100 is fit for purpose in the 21st century?

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What year did Edward Johnston's original typeface get introduced?

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Who designed the Johnston100 typeface?

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What major factor influenced the modernization of the Johnston typeface for digital use?

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What was the date when the world's first beep from a shopping center was heard?

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Who was the first shopper to place an item in the scanner?

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What did Woodland initially develop the barcode in response to?

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In what year did Woodland and Silver file their patent for the barcode?

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What was developed as part of the tiny working model for the barcode?

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What year was the barcode technology too ahead of its time according to Woodland?

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Where did Woodland find inspiration for his barcode concept?

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What company is known for making weighing and pricing machines?

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What is one of the categories of Phinney's font cases?

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What unique request did Phinney receive from a rabbi?

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Which font size is mentioned as a requirement for prescription medication in California?

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What change are many retailers, including Walmart and Costco, making regarding self-checkout lines?

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Where did the first bar code design originate?

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What indicates the willingness of customers regarding self-checkout systems?

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What does 'anachronism' refer to in the context of Phinney's cases?

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What potential future case is Phinney hoping to encounter in his career?

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What is one advantage of using OpenType fonts?

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Which of the following developments significantly improved web typography?

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How did the introduction of Aptos impact Microsoft Office applications?

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What was a primary challenge faced by early digital fonts?

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What was the rationale for Microsoft renaming Bierstadt to Aptos?

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What does the change to Aptos as the new default font signify for Microsoft?

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Why did Microsoft choose to rename Bierstadt to Aptos?

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What is one potential business impact of introducing Aptos as the default font?

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Who designed the Aptos font?

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How long was Aptos available before becoming the default font?

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What impression does Comic Sans give compared to Calibri?

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What percentage of Microsoft's business comes from Office products?

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What aspect of Aptos reflects its creator's vision of diversity?

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What was the primary purpose of the collaboration between Kroger Company and RCA?

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Which design was initially proposed by Woodland and Silver for the barcode?

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Which year marks the real-life testing of the barcode at the Kroger Kenwood Plaza store?

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What design did George Laurer introduce for the barcode?

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What challenge did the Ad Hoc Committee face in implementing the universal product code?

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What was Theodore Maiman's significant contribution announced on July 17, 1960?

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Which company ultimately influenced the submission of the final barcode design to the Symbol Committee?

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What led to the successful implementation of the barcode in supermarkets after four years of challenges?

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What innovative shopping experience is offered by Amazon Go stores?

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Which technology is crucial for the 'just walk out' experience in Amazon Go stores?

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Which major company was the first to adopt UPC technology widely?

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What was one primary reason for the adoption of QR code menus in North America during the pandemic?

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What significant recognition did Woodland receive in 1992 for his work on barcode technology?

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How many restaurants in the US were reported to have used QR code menus according to the 2022 Restaurant Technology Study?

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What percentage of Fortune 500 companies were estimated to use UPC by 2004?

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What tragic implication did the 'passenger pigeon pies' menu item have?

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Which aspect of retail did UPC significantly improve?

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What was the historical practice associated with ladies menus?

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What feature of OpenType fonts enhances their capability for typography?

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In which cities has Amazon Go been operating in addition to locations in the US?

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Which organization is digitizing a collection of approximately 45,000 historical menus?

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What aspect of restaurant menus is emphasized by the blogger as a personal preference?

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What challenge did early digital fonts particularly face?

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What item category is NOT mentioned as being sold at Amazon Go stores?

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What was a key reason for Microsoft to adopt Aptos as its default font?

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What concern was raised about technology promoting contactless dining?

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In what context is the term 'anachronism' significant to Phinney's font cases?

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What does the blogger compare menus to, emphasizing their significance?

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Which unique request has Phinney encountered regarding font usage?

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What distinguishes serif fonts from sans serif fonts?

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In the context of Chinese fonts, what is typically used for formal documents?

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What impact did the U.S. Department of State's font change create?

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Which statement best reflects the influence of style and context in typography, particularly in relation to Chinese writing?

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What did the transition from Courier to Times New Roman signify in the U.S. Department of State?

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Which of the following fonts is characterized as modern and sans serif in Chinese typography?

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What pattern did the U.S. Department of State's font changes follow historically?

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What was a key reason for changing the default font to Calibri in the U.S. Department of State?

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Flashcards

Typography Evolution

The development and progression of typography from its early forms to the modern digital era, including advancements in fonts, software, and web technologies.

Digital Font

A font stored and used digitally on computers; typically in a vector outline format.

OpenType Font

A type of font file format that offers support for multiple writing systems, characters, and design variations within a single file, improving compatibility across different platforms.

Web Open Font Format (WOFF)

A file format specifically designed for displaying fonts on websites; enabling faster loading times and reduced file sizes.

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Variable Fonts

Fonts that offer a continuous range of styles, sizes, and weights within a single font file, optimizing design flexibility and file sizes.

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Cascading Stylesheets (CSS)

A style sheet language used to describe the style of elements in an HTML or XML document, including specific fonts and styles.

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TrueType Font

A font technology enabling the same fonts to be displayed consistently across computers and printers.

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Frederic Goudy

A prominent 20th-century type designer, known for creating over 125 fonts and significant contributions to typography.

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New Microsoft Default Font

Aptos is the new default font for Microsoft Office applications like Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Excel, replacing Calibri.

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Aptos Font Origin

Aptos, designed by Steve Matteson, was originally known as Bierstadt, but was renamed to appear more professional and serious.

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Font Impact on Microsoft

Changing the default font can influence users' perception of Microsoft's values and culture, potentially impacting subscription rates and overall revenue.

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Microsoft Office User Base

Microsoft Office applications are used by over 1 billion people globally.

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Font Design Influences

The new font, Aptos, was designed to reflect a diversity of voices and experiences.

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Aptos Location

Aptos is a small town in California, known for its scenic beaches and forests, and was used as an inspiration in designing the font.

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Microsoft's CEO Change

Satya Nadella replaced Steve Ballmer as CEO in 2014

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Font's Impact on Industry

Microsoft's font change as a significant tech company can influence font choices and design trends in related industries.

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Johnston Sans

A typeface created by Edward Johnston for London Transport in 1916, used on the London Underground.

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Edward Johnston

The calligrapher who designed the Johnston Sans typeface for London Transport in 1916.

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Johnston 100

An updated version of Johnston Sans, designed for digital use in the 21st century.

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Frank Pick

London Transport's managing director in 1913, who commissioned the Johnston Sans typeface.

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Digital Age

A time of rapid technological advancements involving digital technology and software.

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Typeface Update

Modifications made to a font, often for better display on digital media.

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Social Media Symbols

Special characters like # and @, commonly found on social media platforms.

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Serif vs. Sans-serif

Distinguishing feature of fonts: Serifs have small decorative lines; Sans-serif fonts lack these.

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Phinney's Job

Solving font-related legal cases, often involving fraud and copyright issues.

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Font Fraud

Using a font illegally or inappropriately to deceive others.

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Anachronism

Something out of its proper time sequence in a document or artwork.

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Self-Checkouts

Retail checkout systems where customers scan and bag their own items.

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Retailer Shift

Many retailers are reverting to human-staffed checkout counters.

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Bar Code Inventor

Joe Woodland, who designed the first bar code.

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Font Size Requirements

Different states have varying requirements for font sizes, especially for legal documents.

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Copyright Ownership (Font)

Websites like ScienceGothic.com can help determine font copyright ownership.

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Lost and Font

A website page or document related to missing or lost items, likely connected to the topic of fonts or typography.

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Webpage URLs

Unique web addresses linking to specific content on the internet.

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Page Count

Indicates the number of different files or webpages in the contentset/project.

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Date and Time

A timestamp associated with the creation or last update of a file or webpage.

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Website

A collection of related webpages accessible on the internet through a common domain address.

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Troy Marsh Supermarket

The location where the first bar code scan occurred in a shopping center.

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Bar Code

A set of vertical lines used to track and identify items in retail for faster checkouts.

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Clyde Dawson

The first shopper to scan an item in a shopping center.

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National Cash Register

A company that likely produced cash registers.

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Hobart Corporation

A company known for weighing and pricing machines in retail settings.

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Bar Code Inventor

George J. Woodland, a key contributor to bar code technology.

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1952 Patent

The year Woodland and Silver's bar code patent was granted.

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Early Bar Code Challenges

Early bar code models had limitations before widespread adoption.

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New Microsoft Default Font

Aptos is the new standard font for Microsoft Office programs, like Word and Outlook, replacing Calibri.

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Aptos Font Origin

Aptos, originally called Bierstadt, was designed by Steve Matteson.

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Font Impact on Microsoft

Changing the font affects user perception of Microsoft's image and could influence subscriptions and revenue.

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Microsoft Office User Base

Millions of users worldwide rely on Microsoft's Office software.

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Font Design Influences (Aptos)

Aptos is designed to represent a diversity of ideas and styles.

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Microsoft's CEO Change

Satya Nadella took over from Steve Ballmer as CEO in 2014.

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Font's Impact on Industry

Microsoft's font choice can impact font trends and choices in similar industries.

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Aptos Location's Influence

The Aptos town in California inspired the font's design.

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Serif fonts

Fonts with small decorative lines at the end of strokes.

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Sans-serif fonts

Fonts without decorative lines at the end of strokes.

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Font standardization

Governments using a standard font for documents.

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Times New Roman

A widely used serif font, formerly a common choice.

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Calibri

A sans-serif font used by the State Department.

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Font popularity

Popularity depends on usage and is not always clear, depending on context and task

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Chinese fonts

A wide variety of fonts for Chinese, varying significantly in details and styles.

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Font choice criteria

Factors to consider when selecting fonts for official use, possibly beyond popularity.

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UPC (Universal Product Code)

A standardized bar code system used for tracking and identifying products in retail.

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Amazon Go stores

Stores that use technology to allow customers to shop and leave without a cashier.

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Computer Vision

A technology that allows computers to "see" and interpret images.

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Deep Learning

A type of artificial intelligence that allows computer systems to learn from data.

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Bar code

A set of vertical lines used to represent information about an item.

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Self-Checkouts

Retail checkouts where customers scan and bag their own items.

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Joe Woodland

The inventor of the bar code.

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Kmart

A retailer that was among the first to widely adopt UPC.

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Lost and Font

A webpage or document likely discussing missing items, potentially related to fonts or typography.

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Website URL

A unique web address identifying a specific webpage.

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Page Count

Number of different webpages or files in a collection.

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Date and Time

The timestamp for a webpage or computer file.

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Website

A collection of webpages available on the internet using a common address.

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Laser Invention

Theodore Maiman invented the laser (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation) in 1960.

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Barcode Application

Barcodes revolutionized supermarket scanning in 1972, automating sales and inventory management

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UPC Development

The Universal Product Code (UPC) was a collaborative effort to standardize barcodes for supermarket use.

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RCA's Early Role

Radio Corporation of America (RCA) initially sought to create a scanner and barcode system for supermarkets.

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IBM's Barcode Design

IBM, led by George Lauer, contributed the widely accepted horizontal barcode design.

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Woodland and Silver

Two inventors who contributed to the early bar code designs, originally using concentric circles.

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Kroger Kenwood Plaza

The Cincinnati supermarket where the first real-world barcode scan test took place in 1972, signaling the start of automated checkout systems.

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Barcode Adoption Challenges

The early adoption of bar codes encountered resistance from various manufacturers and retailers, delaying widespread implementation for several years.

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QR Code Restaurant Menus

Restaurant menus displayed through a QR code instead of a physical menu.

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Physical Restaurant Menus

Traditional restaurant menus in print format, often viewed as a form of literature.

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QR Code Adoption (Restaurants)

Widespread use of QR codes for menus, particularly during and after the pandemic.

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Restaurant Menu as Historical Documents

Restaurant menus are seen as historical records, showing food offerings and cultural trends.

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Gender Inequality in Menus

Historical practice of not pricing items on women's menus.

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Contactless Dining

Dining methods that eliminate direct interaction between staff and customers.

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Digital Menu Adoption

Transition to using digital displays for restaurant menus.

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Negative Aspects of Digital Menus

Discomfort with scrolling, squinting, loss of privacy associated with digital menus.

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Study Notes

Lost and Font

  • Time travel to the past. Realizing you're in a different era.
  • Technology, clothing, and speech change over time.
  • Some things change a lot, some things barely change.
  • Era-specific signs: masks, phones, TikTok, blackberries, yoga pants, 70s hair, etc.
  • Some elements are consistent across eras (McDonald's, Coca-Cola).
  • Recent and urban areas are easier to tell time periods apart.
  • Rural areas or older areas may be harder to identify the specific era.

Font Evolution

  • Johannes Gutenberg invented the movable printing press in 1440.
  • Gutenberg Bible, a well-known book.
  • Early books were handwritten and religious.
  • Block letterforms mimicked manuscripts.
  • Typography - a mix of art and science, like fashion and furniture.
  • Nicolas Jenson created a more readable Roman typeface in 1470.
  • Aldus Manutius and Francesco Griffo created italics (1501).
  • William Caslon created "Old Style" type (1734) to improve readability.
  • John Baskerville created Transitional typefaces (1757) with even more contrast.
  • Firmin Didot and Giambattista Bodoni created modern serif Roman fonts (1780).
  • Vincent Figgins created Antique (1815), a Slab Serif.
  • William Caslon IV created the first sans-serif type (1816).
  • Max Miedinger created Helvetica (1957).
  • Frederic Goudy designed 125+ fonts (1920s).
  • Rudolf Hell created DigiGrotesk, the first digital font (1968).

Other Topics

  • Amazon Go stores. Technology to checkout automatically.
  • QR codes. Popular for menus during the pandemic.
  • Text distinctions. Serif and sans serif.
  • London Underground typeface's evolution. Edward Johnston.
  • Barcodes. Joe Woodland, and the impact on retail.
  • The invention of the bar code. The process of implementation.
  • The history of the font. The evolution of fonts and technology.

Fonts in different Eras

  • 19th-century fonts. Egyptian fonts, slab fonts.
  • 20th-century fonts. Helvetica, other iconic typefaces.
  • Modern fonts. Digital fonts.

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