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Which font do you prefer to use? I'm led to believe you're either one or the other; much like whether you like marmite or not! :D
Times New Roman
or
Arial
I absolutely hate Times New Roman. Don't know why, just down to pure biggotry I s'pose :D
neither i prefer Century Gothic
:thumbs:
Duff Man
01-06-2003, 17:08
Comic Sans is my favourite! :D
<font face="tahoma">I'm a tahoma person myself.</font>
shadowninja
01-06-2003, 17:12
i'm a comic sans kinda guy... i have no preference over either font above... depends on the use doesn't it. but i would also go for verdana as i like to look good online ;)
sroberts
01-06-2003, 17:14
verdana all the way for a web font :)
Si :)
Originally posted by sroberts
verdana all the way for a web font :)
Si :)
<font face="verdana">ooh that's my second choice :D</font>
Originally posted by sroberts
verdana all the way for a web font :)
Si :)
:thumbs:
sroberts
01-06-2003, 17:25
Yeah tahoma a nice font, but for some reason verdana works on anything :)
Though if you want the IN font it has to be HelveticaNeue :thumbs:
Si :)
Does anyone use this font?
http://www.dws.ndirect.co.uk/font.jpg
Originally posted by Ant
Does anyone use this font?
http://www.dws.ndirect.co.uk/font.jpg
FFS what are you like :D :D :D :D :D
Century Gothic
for me anyday......ooooh look at those curves :p
I used to like Tahoma/Verdana, and as a web font still do - make it small and increase the line spacing for clarity.
The nicest body font I've ever found for printed text is called Frutiger. It's a commercial font, but there's a copy available somewhere on the web. :)
SteveDunn
01-06-2003, 19:33
Verdana 8 point
shadowninja
01-06-2003, 19:34
Originally posted by Ant
Does anyone use this font?
http://www.dws.ndirect.co.uk/font.jpg
actually, i do use one quite similar, but then i do help the priest at church :D
Verdana / Tahoma for me too :)
But Arial from those choices, Times New Roman is a horrible and ugly font!
Dave
Martin T
01-06-2003, 21:41
Bugger - no wonder I'm not getting enough job offers - I use Times New Roman on my CV!
Times if foul, arial is good for pretty much anything.
However, for one of my clients I use Zurich EXBT 24, Humans 521 (12pt) and Futura 8. That combination works really well.
Some of the best are crap on the web, so much more effective in print. Bimini for example.
shadowninja
01-06-2003, 21:53
apparently for printed material TNR (well, any serif font) works best on the eye. easiest to read quickly...
but lets not turn this into a geeky typography thread ok? ;)
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