1. Font sizes
2.1. Spelling
Always stand apart in a meaningful way (after syllables or onomatopoeic):
or
When words are separated in the headline, then without hyphens:
In exceptional cases, the words can be separated where they are not allowed to be separated:
2.2. Spelling / Exceptions
Longer words (two or more syllables) can be separated by a dash in special cases. In these cases the decisive factor is the readability:
Examples: The word HEADLINE can be separated into HEAD and LINE, so that it does not need a dash:
The readability of the word BUSINESS is compromised by the break (BUSI and NESS). In this case it is necessary to add the dash:
3. Position
The headline position for the subject “WITHOUT” vertical information is aligned with the grid: