The golden ratio grid type is the most interesting of the options I tested here, and the one you're least likely to be familiar with. It's based on the golden spiral or Fibonacci spiral.

To learn more about the Phi Ruler golden ratio grid project checkout the promotional video below. “The golden ratio is a common mathematical ratio equal to 1.618 to create harmony and structure.

GraphicDesign&’s Page 1: Great Expectations book, published in 2012, saw designers including Erik Spiekermann, Tony Brook and Morag Myerscough tasked with creating typographic interpretations of the ...

The golden rectangle. If you divide a by b and a+b by a, you get phi, which is roughly 1.618. [Image: Pbroks13/Wiki Commons] Create a square on one side of the golden rectangle, and the remaining ...

GraphicDesign&’s Page 1: Great Expectations book, published in 2012, saw designers including Erik Spiekermann, Tony Brook and Morag Myerscough tasked with creating typographic interpretations of the ...