Brand New Roman

A font made of corporate logos.

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How to create a typographic hierarchy – Pangram Pangram Foundry

  1. Start with the text
  2. Use size intentionally
  3. Contrast weights and styles
  4. Play with spacing
  5. Use colour, but don’t rely on it
  6. Limit your font choices (but choose well and wisely)
  7. Repeat, repeat, repeat
  8. Test your system

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Citywide – Jason Santa Maria

A fun new font from Jason:

Citywide is a sans serif family inspired by mid-1900s bus and train destination roll signs.

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Some of the best free fonts | Clearleft

If you start with a high-quality, legible, free typeface and experiment with size, weight, colour, line height, and (subtle) letter spacing, you might find these free options will get you further than you’d think. These are professional fonts crafted and maintained by experts and they can help your content land the way it deserves to.

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Marbla

A fun variable font with three axes: inktrap, balloon, and curve.

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Monaspace

Five lovely monospaced variable fonts.

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