Focus on debt as a personal burden.

As the author decided to note the personal debt burdens of the individuals interviewed/cited in this piece, I changed the font of the individual’s name and the amount of student debt they have to create a visual difference for a reader to more quickly pick it out from the overall text; I changed the color of text only for the monetary amount of debt for this same reason, and to focus on the debt of the individual.

Again, Tinos typeface chosen due to closeness to Times New Roman and its association with academia.

Tilt Prism typeface chosen for headline due to visual similarities to architectural layouts/plans.

Syne Mono typeface chosen for subheader + some body text due to similarity to “warning” advertisements (i.e. piracy advertisements) - which put the focus on the individual committing piracy rather than focusing on economic systems that enable/require individual consumers to think about themselves before companies.

Green color for headline/information, accents to match design concept.