Typography & Design

Typography and digital design keep Uzbek text clean and legible: quotes, dashes, numbers, headlines, UX writing, and correct rendering of the letters oʻ, gʻ and ʼ in interfaces.

Quotes and dashes

Recommended quote styles and how to use long and short dashes, the hyphen and minus sign in different contexts.

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Spaces and line breaks

Non‑breaking spaces, line breaks, formatting units, currencies and percentages in interfaces.

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Numbers, dates and time

Date and time formats, separators in large numbers and a unified approach to localized formats.

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Headlines and button labels

Letter case, headline length and the visual rhythm of text in UI elements and marketing blocks.

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UX Writing and Microcopy

How to write short, clear button labels, error messages, hints and notifications in Uzbek.

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Typography of Uzbek Script in Interfaces

How fonts, line height and letterforms handle oʻ, gʻ and the apostrophe ʼ in UI.

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Interface Localization and Text Layout

Layout considerations when translating into Uzbek: line length, word wrapping, alignment and responsive behavior.

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Diacritics: oʻ, gʻ and the tutuq belgisi (ʼ)

Why oʻ and gʻ should never be replaced with a plain apostrophe ' or a quote mark, and how to ensure correct input and rendering.

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Other Rules

Additional topics and detailed rules for this section — will be added as the portal grows.

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This section is in progress: a detailed style guide with examples and recommendations will appear here.← All sections