Typography is more than just picking out pretty fonts: it's an extremely important part of design. Good typography will generate a strong visual hierarchy, give the website a graphic balance, and determine the overall tone of the design.

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#5 - Fold

Fold is a neo-grotesque font that is as neutral as they get. If you’re looking for a simple, straightforward sans serif to offset perhaps a more elaborate web design, this font would be a smart choice.

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#4 - Nilota

Nilota Typeface is a serif font that feels modern and carefree, which is kind of a strange thing for serifs which tend to be more on the conservative and traditional side. Regardless, the unique curves of this font are sure to get people to instantly notice any UI or logo you use it in.

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#3 - Right Sans

Right Sans is a high-contrast serif font. The font family is huge and includes a variety of heights, weights, widths, and angles, so there are lots of different extremes you can take this font to.

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‍#2 - Sagire

Sagire is a unique serif font that looks like something you’d see on a black-and-white movie title screen. This font could be helpful if you’re working on a website or logo with an old-timey and elegant feel.

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‍#1 - Gardez

Gardez is a creative display font that performs best at larger sizes. It combines two contrasting font styles — garalde, an oldstyle serif typeface used in printing, and reverse-contrast, whereby the horizontal lines are thicker than the vertical ones.

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Whether your creating a new website for your business, or just looking for some clean graphic design, these fonts are just perfect. For any assistance with a website or other graphic design, please do not hesitate to contact us! We would love to help you on your journey with your business!

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