Using the text of a talk from the most recent LDS General Conference, I designed a multi-page printed booklet, focusing on how typography hierarchy works over a series of spreads to engage and invite a reader to invest time in the content. 

The main goal of my designing was for the document to be read. In order for that to happen, it needed to be legible, but preferably readable.

Typography can be a form of visual punctuation. Successful typography aids a reader in accessing the message of the text. I made sure my choices made it easier for the reader to move from one block of text to the next.