Free fonts are great and there are thousands on the web to choose from. However, the problem is that most of them can be underused or disappointing. So how can you save money on rates while still getting the high quality you’d expect from a paid asset? Two words: Google Fonts.
First released in 2010, Google Fonts is a repository for open source typography projects, and they are generally very high quality. They are also completely free, with no conditions. For example, there are no donation buttons, so you won’t be spammed with requests to purchase a more complete version.
How to choose the best fonts
So how do you choose the best Google font for your project? First, you’ll need to check if it’s suitable for the design elements you’re using. Some fonts, for example, adapt to normal-sized body text but not large titles, and vice versa. You’ll also want Denmark Phone Number Data to know that the font family contains all the features you need. For example, is the font available in a sufficient range of weights and styles? Do you need support in multiple languages, numbers, fractions, etc.? You will also need to consider readability: it is worth, for example, comparing O and 0, l and 1, to see how distinguishable they are.
DM Sans by Colophon
DM Sans is a low-contrast geometric sans serif design designed for use in smaller text sizes. It was designed by Colophon as an evolution of the Latin Aero Leads part of Jonny Pinhorn’s ITF Poppins. It supports a set of extended Latin glyphs, allowing typesetting for English and other Western European languages.
