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PS: All the fonts in the illustration at the top are free, and are available for print and the web from the Google Font API. What are you waiting for? Head to the comment section and leave your confession! 🙂 PS: If you want more information about fonts, and a free (no opt-in) reference sheet, go here. If you it found somewhere on the web, feel free to add a link to the page so other readers can see it in action. Tell me what your favorite font is, and why you like it. Or is it a text font you’re crazy about because it’s very readable, even at small sizes?.Is it a headline font that’s full of personality?.Some people like sans-serifs exclusively, and think serifs look too old-fashioned.Īnd plenty of people like them both, and prefer to use them together (like I do here). Some people prefer serif fonts, and shy away from using sans-serifs. Today I’d like to hear what your favorite is, and how you use it. We talk a lot about fonts on these pages.

This week I’m turning the mic over to you again, like I did here and here.

Use of book antiqua font make use of in print