Typography Day was organized for the thirteenth time on 28th, 29th February and 1st March 2020 hosted by The Faculty of Arts and Design, The Applied Sciences University, Amman, Jordan with support from The Lebanese University, Industrial Design Centre (IDC), Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay), India Design Association (InDeAs) and Aksharaya.

The theme of the event was: 'Typographic Dialogues: Local-Global'

The Conference focused on the following issues:

1. Experiments and Explorations in Typographic Dialogues: Local-Global
2. Typographic Dialogues: Local-Global in the context of Culture
3. Typographic Dialogues: Local-Global in the process of Learning
4. Typographic Dialogues: Local-Global using Multilingual Scripts
5. Typographic Dialogues: Local-Global in Native (Indigenous) Scripts
6. Typographic Dialogues: Local-Global in Local Languages
7. Research Activities in Typographic Dialogues: Local-Global

The conference focused on the following sub-themes:

• Typographic Dialogues: Local-Global in education
  Instructional Aid, Displays, Information Graphics
   
• Dialogues: Local-Global in Digital Typography
  Mobile devices, Tablets, Web Typography
   
• Dialogues: Local-Global in Environmental Typography
  Signage, Installations, Graffiti or Street Art, Architecture
   
• Dialogues: Local-Global in Commercial Typography
  Advertisements, Packaging, Retail, Product graphics, Fashion
   
• Typographic Dialogues: Local-Global in Identity Programs
  Logos, Signs, Branding, Shop and Vehicular Signs
   
• Dialogues: Local-Global in Vernacular Typography
  Native Calligraphy, Culture and Typography, Indigenous scripts
   
• Visual Literacy and Visual Ergonomics, Cognitive studies, Human Machine Interface, Reading experiences with respect to Typographic Dialogues: Local-Global
   
• Dialogues: Local-Global in Media Typography
  Television, Movie titling, Movie posters, Subtitling, Typography in motion
  
  Here you can find the selected final juried papers for the conference Typography Day 2020 with the theme of 'Typographic Dialogues: Local-Global'