Wysocki Blog post - JImmy

It's something we don't even think about but yeah when we first look at something we already know some details about it just by looking at its visual components, which puts it into a genre. I learned that font is called a typeface and didn’t realize how each one could convey something so different. Not only does the font change your viewpoint, but also the page and color and layout can determine, usually, what you are about to read.  A good section was looking at questions for helping readers make connections among the parts of a multi-paged or multi-screen text, which I think is very important because the author does everything for a reason but if you as a reader cannot pick up on those individual items and connect them then it’s a lost cause. It was a lot (mostly skimmed) but I thought the individual examples of analysis was useful because it picked apart different visual genre and talked about key components and why it worked with it and what it meant.