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Which font is best for website logo?
10 Best Modern Fonts. Helvetica® Now.
Should my website’s typography use the same font as my logo?
The logo should look like it belongs to the website, not that it had run there when it was a young logo, playing at hide-and-seek with other logos, and forgotten the way out again. Your headline font should fit in with the font used in the logo, this is a good design practice.
What is a good font for typography?
Typically, serif fonts like Mrs Eaves and Baskerville convey sophistication and timeless luxury, so they’re popular with more upscale brands. On the flipside, more casual, informal brands tend to use sans serif fonts like Akzidenz-Grotesk.
What font should my logo be?
Use a single, minimal sans-serif font for a modern, professional, corporate look. Use thin, stylized, sans-serif fonts for a high-end, elegant feel. Use thick, rounded sans-serif fonts for a youthful, friendly feel. Use a single traditional serif font for a conservative, trustworthy feel.
Should I use a custom font?
Benefits. Using a custom typeface strengthens visual brand identity. Using a custom font would mean that no matter what platform or device a user is on they will observe a consistent font. Implementing a custom font system wide on Android is hard, but small doses is doable.
Can you use the same font as another company?
Typically, you cannot. Your right to sub-license a font is governed by the EULA. However, if they want to use the same font for their stationery, website, or marketing materials, they’ll need to own a proper license to that font to use it for those other purposes.