Typography continues to dominate web design trends even if we are in 2015. In particular, designers are using typography to create big and eye-catching headers or landing pages. This is for the simple reason that these are the first things that people look at on a webpage.
Here are 3 fonts that can help you do just that as a webdesigner:
1: Mute
Clearly a san serif typeface, this font was made by Manushi Parikh. The use of this font can be both for mobile applications and user interfaces. It can also be used on homepages given that it looks precise and linear and comes across in a friendly manner too. As for the letter, they have a low-stroke contrast while the terminals end on the vertical or horizontal. This font costs about $130.
2: Galano Classic
Created by Rene Bieder, this font is inspired by the classic grotesque style of the early 20th century. Classic geometric faces are combined with more modern proportions. The letters themselves have a few interesting details: the uppercase ‘R’ has a long stretched leg while ‘Q’ can be likened to a stylized magnifying glass. This font can be used for big headers but is just as effective with small sizes as well as long text too. The entire family is worth $200.
3: Cereal
Designed by Carlos Fabian Camargo, this family of fonts has been released by Andinistas. In all, this entire pack consists of eight families of fonts that either work in groups or independently. It’s clear that it can be used to create words that depict a warm climate. You can use this font in book covers, logos, posters, home pages or even wedding invitations. It costs about $64 upwards depending on the version you download.
