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10 Best Must Have Fonts for Designers in 2019
As a designer, it can be a very painful task to find out the best fonts that you can have. There’s also a possibility that you might have come across a lot of fonts out there on the internet and must be confused between the sheer number of similar looking fonts to choose from.
This blog here is created keeping in mind the problems of designers. We have curated a list of the best 10 fonts that a designer can use. This list here is also inspired by the latest 2019 fonts trend so that you can go with the flow.
1. Nexa
Nexa font family falls into the category of ‘Sans Serif’. Nexa is a family of 16 font styles divided into eight-upright and eight-italics styles with different weights.
Nexa is an ideal choice for Titles, Logo Fonts & even for text blocks.
Just to let you know, this whole website of Dope Motions is designed using this font family only.
2. Gotham
Gotham font family also falls into the category of ‘Sans Serif’. Gotham is a family of 18 font styles divided into ten-upright and eight-italics styles with different weights.
Gotham has a relatively broad design with a reasonably high x-height and wide apertures.
Gotham is kind of very versatile font, we can usually see or use it in logos, & titles.
3. Bebas Neue
Bebas Neue font family also falls into the category of ‘Sans Serif’. Bebas Neue is a family of 5 font styles all of them are in upright font styles with different weights.
This font family is in all caps font style which is ideal for titles and is uniformly proper for web & print both.
4. Montserrat
Montserrat font family also falls into the category of ‘Sans Serif’. Montserrat is a family of 18 font styles divided into nine-upright and nine-italics styles with different weights.
This typeface also has two sister families Alternates & Underlined.
Montserrat is free for personal and commercial use so you can use it in any design project.
5. Sugo Pro
Sugo Pro font family is a condensed geometric ‘Sans Serif’. Sugo Pro is a family of 20 font styles divided into ten-upright and ten-italics styles with different weights.
The regular and bold weights of this font are ideal for logos, titling, and headlines, the lighter weights of this font provide great legibility at small sizes.
6. Abril Fatface
Abril Fatface font family falls into the category of ‘Serif’. Abril Fatface is part of a bigger type family system, Abril, which includes 18 styles for all Display and Text uses. The titling weights are a contemporary revamp of classic Didone styles, display both neutrality and strong presence on the page to attract reader attention with measured tension by its curves, good color, and high contrast.
7. Axis
Axis font also falls into the category of geometric ‘Sans Serif’.
This font family is in all caps font style which is ideal for titles and is uniformly proper for web & print both.
Axis is free for personal and commercial use so you can use it in any design project.
8. Helvetica
Helvetica font family also falls into the category of ‘Sans Serif’. Helvetica is a family of 34 font styles divided into nineteen-upright and fifteen-italics styles with different weights.
Helvetica font family is one of the most popular in the world. It has been used for an uncountable amount of typographic projects.
Since Helvetica font family delivers clarity it becomes an ideal choice for text bodies.
9. Uni Sans
Uni Sans font family also falls into the category of ‘Sans Serif’. Uni Sans is a family of 14 font styles divided into seven-upright and seven-italics styles with different weights.
The font family is most suitable for headlines of all sizes, as well as for text blocks that come in both maximum and minimum variations.
It is characterized by excellent legibility in both – web & print design areas, well-finished geometric designs, optimized kerning, excellent web-font performance and legibility, etc.
10. GoBold
GoBold font family also falls into the category of ‘Sans Serif’. GoBold is a family of 28 font styles divided into fourteen-upright and fourteen-italics styles with different weights.
This font family is in all caps font style which is ideal for titles and is uniformly proper for web & print both.
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