What does your bold mean?

bold is a strong style that adds emphasis to your text. It’s typically used for headings, titles, and introductory paragraphs. It’s also used for bulleted lists, quotes, and web links. There are a few conflicting opinions about whether bold should be used to make a statement or to inform, but I tend to use it to draw the reader’s attention to something that’s important.

What does your italicized mean?

italicized words are emphasized in the text, often to highlight a key word or phrase. Because it’s a smaller font size, it’s easier to read when it’s used for emphasis.

What does your bold italic text mean?

Bold italic text is used to highlight specific words or phrases within a larger piece of writing. It shows that the writer is making a particular word or phrase stand out from the rest of the text. Bold and italicized words can be used to emphasize a keyword in a headline. Often, they are used in lists to show that something is important.

What does your bold italic mean?

Italicized text is set in a different typeface and looks slightly different than regular, non-italicized text. It gives content extra emphasis without being overly flashy.

What does your italic mean?

The italicized typeface is sometimes used to represent emphasized or italicized text. It’s most commonly used in headlines, subheads, captions and block quotes. If you really want to show some personality, consider using both styles of text or combining them with a handwritten font or handwritten punctuation.