(Add to this the option for different colors for all three. Using Custom Fonts allows me to design my blog’s look in detail - I have three different fonts for the site title, headings, and body text. Having different fonts is a great way to express myself and create a blog that’s unique. How did you decide on the Museo Sans, Raleway, and Liberation Sans fonts for Just A Smidgen? Her site, Little Wolf, uses Coraline, a flexible theme with various layout and color scheme options. Maryanna, an illustrator and comic artist based in Portland, Oregon, has a playful, doodle-filled blog. My blog has a small outreach, but I have received many compliments on its look and style, and that inspires me to keep creating great content for my readers. If you are business-minded, however, or intend to share your content with a larger audience, then Custom Fonts can provide a sharp look and legitimacy to whatever you are doing. If you are putting together a travel blog and only want your close friends and family to see it, then maybe shelling out the extra bucks for customizable fonts isn’t worth it. I think choosing Custom Fonts really depends on your intended audience. Very Serious Barista is a comedy blog, so I wanted something that was an attention grabber, but also could lend itself to the silly and irreverent nature of the content. I chose this font because it is bold and playful. How did you decide on the FF Prater Block font for your site title and headings?
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The stand-up comedian and writer behind Very Serious Baristatransforms a popular free theme, Bueno, with a fun font that’s full of personality. Check your blog on different devices to make sure your design choices translate across different platforms. The temptation is to embellish everything, but the simplest ideas are the best. Be more decorative and individual with your site title because it’s effectively your logo. The golden rule: don’t use anything that fights with the reader. Likewise, keep your body text plain and simple. Size matters: choose a readable font for your headers and don’t make the size too dominant. Part of the fun is previewing fonts on your home page and seeing what works - or what looks clunky. Different types of lettering can instantly suggest the tone of your blog, so you can stamp your personality on your theme before anyone has even read anything. You don’t have to be a completist to start exploring fonts and custom design.
I matched my headings and body text for uniformity, but opted for Chunk for my site title because it is bold and assertive, yet complements Museo Slab.ĭo you have any tips for users considering the Custom Fonts feature? I chose Museo Slab because it suggests a type-written journal. It’s how I really got a handle on completing the look and feel of my blog. After designing my own headers and backgrounds to extend the “paper” texture of the theme, the frosting on the cake is Custom Fonts.
My blog is designed to look like a scrapbook, hence the Adventure Journal theme.
How did you decide on the Chunk and Museo Slab fonts for The Vibes?
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