Category Archive: Fonts

My Favorite Handwritten Fonts
November 16, 2011 - No Comments
Fonts

Tons of new websites are being created everyday and it is noticable that if you want to be unique and stand out from the crowd you need to find creative ways of using type, pictures and other design elements in any kind of work you produce. For that reason I would suggest you give a try on handwritten fonts. Handwritten type are the perfect choice if you want to add some charm and personal touch to your work. With appropriate [...]

20 More Fresh & Free Fonts for Beautiful Headlines
September 8, 2011 - 4 Comments.
Fonts, Popular

Today’s round-up highlights 20 new(ish) elegant and free fonts that would be perfect for the headlines or titles of either a webpage or a print publication. We have previously published a post entitled 20 Free Fonts for Distinctive Headlines and Titles, you may want to check out as well. For the most part all of the fonts below can be used in both personal and commercial projects, but please do check the licenses of each before usage. You might also [...]

Using Typography to Your Advantage
July 10, 2011 - 2 Comments.
Fonts, Typography

Whenever people are communicating, there is the apparent message of the words being spoken and the underlying message coming from non-verbal cues. In a conversation, non verbals can be eye-contact, posture or tone of voice. These significant little details are a vital part of the overall message being received. When the communication is in print, or online, the non-verbal cues are a little different. In the voice-less mediums we have layout, colors and images to support our directives. And of [...]

20 Professional Headline Fresh and Free Fonts
April 18, 2011 - 14 Comments.
Fonts, Popular, Typography

For your content to make an impact with readers, whether that be web or print, you do need to have a title that is not only descriptive and attention grabbing but also designed clearly and legible. Choosing that font can be a very difficult task. You could search through the multitude of free font directories, and scan through their thousands upon thousands of fonts. But, the most of the fonts that you will find are not really suited for giving [...]

The Advancing Future of Web Fonts
January 7, 2011 - 9 Comments.
Fonts, Web Design

We have been seeing a great increase in flexibility among web designers. The community has opened up to new standards and allowed these methods to infiltrate our way of designing. Fonts are a key feature necessary in all forms of web design and development. Our post web 2.0 generation has grown impatient of older non-standard methods. Flash support allowed for dynamic text to be generated on-the-fly with very little afterthought. This method was very bulky and weighed down much of [...]

25 Free Fonts Perfect for @fontface (Revived)
December 29, 2010 - 16 Comments.
CSS, Fonts

The recent web design trend of not using web safe fonts for headlines and titles has opened up a whole new resource category for designers: The search for the perfect headline grabbing font. In this post we have collected 25 of the best completely FREE headline fonts that could be easily used with @fontface property and all packaged with a web-font license. Throughout this Christmas week we are taking a look at the most popular and most resourceful articles that [...]

The Classification  of Fonts
November 2, 2010 - 12 Comments.
Fonts, Typography

The classification of fonts is still unclear, even with the various classes and categories that have been created by some of great type lovers of the years. Some may consider categorizing fonts separately, others may think of it is a common division… I honestly believe that this debate will go on forever. The classification is not what is the most important aspect, the way designers work with each individual and unique font should be. The Structure of a Letter Let’s [...]

50 Beautiful and Fresh Free Fonts

As you will already know, there are thousands upon thousands of free fonts available, so choosing that perfect font can be very, very difficult. Its tedious business constantly scouring through countless font directories and foundries to hopefully find what you are looking for. Hopefully, with this post, we can make your search that little bit easier by rounding up 50 of our favorite fonts that have been released in recent months. So, whether you design web pages, t-shirts, posters or [...]

Useful and Free Pictogram Dingbat Fonts

Pictograms are essentially a graphical idea, sign or simple instruction that has been stripped down to its bare and basic details, yet is still recognizable as the original idea. There versatility and simplicity offers an universally easy to understand language that can be seen in anything from road signs and posters, to icons and logos, and can be found everywhere from the North to the South Pole. Yep, Pictograms are awesome. Previously, we published a pictogram article that focused on [...]

25 Completely Free Fonts Perfect for @fontface

The recent web design trend of not using web safe fonts for headlines and titles has opened up a whole new resource category for designers: The search for the perfect headline grabbing font. In this post we have collected 25 of the best completely FREE headline fonts that could be easily used with @fontface property and all packaged with a web-font license. Font Squirrel offers a really easy to use @fontface generator, click the “Add Fonts” button, check the agreement [...]

Top 20 Free Fonts for Distinctive Headlines and Titles
February 24, 2010 - 47 Comments.
Fonts, Graphic Design, Popular

Whether you are reading a printed magazine or a web article it is very rarely the content that draws you in at first, the hook is always the title or the headline. A well written and thought out title or headline are fundamental, it has to not only describe with very few words the articles content but also has to be formatted in a way that it draws the attention of your readers and is a seemingly must read – [...]

34 Free and Elegant TrueType Mini Pixel Fonts

If you have ever tried to make a font very small (usually, anything below 9px), and it becomes unreadable, you are in need of a specially designed mini font, and this post is for you.
Mini-Pixel fonts have and are very popular within Flash applications, but sadly under used everywhere else. Even though, there is no denying Mini pixel fonts have an air of elegance about them.

21 Typography and Font Web Apps You Can’t Live Without
January 12, 2009 - 47 Comments.
Fonts, Typography, Web Apps

Don’t you just love typography, these apps are very useful for perfecting your typography skills.