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An iconic typeface has been proven to increase brand awareness and never failed to make a good impression. You can choose any vibes that best-represent your brand; vintage, modern, or even sleek and clean.

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Equistrian Modern Serif Display Font

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Grumbled Blackletter Font

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Lakesides Neue Sans Serif Family

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Giltheads Neue Sans Serif Family

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Sans Serif

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Maxbeland Modern Sans Serif Neue Family

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Foughten Round Modern Sans Serif Family Font

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Gapickle Casual Modern Grotesk Family Font

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Workmates Modern Grotesk Family Font

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Modern

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Hiro Misake Brush Japanese Font

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Transonite Futuristic Display Font

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Equistrian Modern Serif Display Font

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Goodlines Modern Sans Serif Family

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Logo

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Equistrian Modern Serif Display Font

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Angelina Rosemary Script Wedding Font

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Behowled Classic Modern Serif Display

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Roundelay Rounded Sans Serif Family Font

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Script

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Retrova Elegance Classy Script

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$17.00

Imperial Grandiose Script Caligraphy Font

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Medicanto Classy Script Font

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Disperesthetic Script Font

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Handwriting

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Hiro Misake Brush Japanese Font

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Boutonnieres Beautiful Wedding Font

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Marshland Dropped Casual Handwritten Font

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Disperesthetic Script Font

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Slab Serif

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Rainbowlike Slab Serif Font Family

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Defray Slab Font Family

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Rough Flannel Slab Serif Font

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Presidium Classic Serif Font

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Serif

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Silvex Editorial Serif Family Font

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$17.00

Microquake Modern Elegant Serif Display Font

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$17.00

Engraved Classic Elegant Serif Font

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Granodipta Classic Elegant Serif Font

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$17.00

Vintage

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Montages Retro Vintage Font

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Moenstories Classic Serif Display

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Grumbled Blackletter Font

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Black Rockie Blackletter Font

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Calligraphy

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Hiro Misake Brush Japanese Font

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Disperesthetic Script Font

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Harvest Bailey Font Duo

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Shadhowiest Handwritten Font

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$17.00

Retro

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Whizbyank Retro Serif

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Grand Lunary Retro Sans Serif Font

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Peacock Showier Retro Serif Display Font

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The Ambient Stream Modern Classic Serif Font

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Are You Looking For the Premium Fonts for Your Business? Here We Are!

Fonts are essential to graphic design but are frequently overlooked for more visually striking components such as color and shape. A font contributes to everything from the representation of a brand to the improvement of the legibility of a brand.

There is a lot that can be inferred about a company simply based on the typeface that it uses. When it comes to the design of websites, the choice of font has a significant impact on how readers view your brand from the first time they visit your website. It can influence the user’s experience, interests, speed of navigation, and many other things.

People are psychologically affected by fonts in the same way that they are emotionally affected by the colors used in business design. Therefore, if you want to use fonts for your company, select a font with the appropriate “personality” to accompany your brand.

Let’s get started by exploring the ten primary classifications of typefaces offered by UICreative.

1. Display Font

In contrast to fonts intended for use in body text, a display font is a typeface explicitly developed for usage at massive sizes. Display fonts are designed to draw attention to themselves and be legible and straightforward to read. 

2. Sans Serif Font

It is generally agreed that sans serif fonts are more contemporary than serif typefaces. Because they lack the strokes that characterize a serif typeface, they are referred to using the French word “sans,” which translates to “without.” The terms “clean,” “minimal,” “friendly,” and “modern” are frequently applied to the use of typefaces without serifs.

3. Modern Font

The modern font is clean, streamlined, bold, professional, and elegant. They frequently have no serifs. However, this is only sometimes the case; occasionally, they are considered examples of cursive typefaces. Their appearance is instantly recognizable; you can frequently find them in headers and logos. They can have a very business feel without avoiding an aggressive stance. Instead, they are bold and demand that people pay attention to them.

4. Logo Font

You can choose from various fonts or font families, each conveying a distinctive narrative regarding the company’s identity. Choose a font style and type that complements the design aesthetic that you have in mind for the logo. Are you looking for a logo font that has a contemporary and discreet look?

  • Serif logo fonts are distinguished by the presence of ornate “feet” at the extremities of each letterform; also, they convey an air of sophistication and tradition.
  • Slab serif logo fonts are serifs that are larger, bolder, and noisier than other types of serifs. They also have letterforms designed to be noticed from a great distance.
  • Script logo fonts may be used for professional and informal writing and have the loops and flourishes characteristic of script handwriting.
  • In contrast to their serif equivalents, Sans-serif logo fonts do not have “feet” at the extremities of each letterform and are therefore regarded as more contemporary.

5. Script Fonts

A font that is part of a category known as script fonts are designed to seem like traditional cursive handwriting. The following is a list of the most often encountered qualities of script fonts:

  • The ability to vary the stroke weight to simulate actual pressure sensitivity.
  • The inclusion of texture simulates the natural irregularities that are present in ink.
  • Other manufactured flaws are absent from the family of computer fonts that are most frequently used.

6. Handwriting Fonts

Handwriting fonts, often handwritten fonts, are a form of typography developed to reflect the distinctive allure of human writing. These possibilities are far more personal than regular serif and sans serif fonts. They are designed to give even digital elements a more personal touch by adding a more personal touch.

7. Slab Serif Fonts

A slab serif font has thick, blocky serifs and brackets at the top and bottom of the characters. These characteristics are typical of the style. Because they were produced after the invention of moveable metal type, the letterforms of these serif fonts are typically more straightforward than those of other serif fonts.

8. Serif Fonts

A typeface is said to be of the serif kind if it has a little line or stroke, known as a serif, connected to the end of some letters’ main vertical and horizontal strokes. Serif typefaces are also known as serif faces. 

Now that you know what a serif typeface is, let’s pose a question connected to the previous one: what is a serif font? A serif font is one of the numerous styles that go into making up a serif typeface. As an illustration, the typeface Times New Roman is a serif typeface that consists of four different serif fonts: regular, bold, bold italic, and italic. One way to look at a typeface is as a family, and a font can be thought of as an individual member of that family.

9. Vintage Fonts

A font style associated with the past is called a vintage font. They typically have a more traditional appearance yet possess more contemporary characteristics. Retro fonts are a modern interpretation of antique types used throughout history. They range from block stills to swirly cursive calligraphy. Retro typefaces can convey sentiments of history and nostalgia, even though this style can have many different types. 

10. Calligraphy Fonts

Calligraphy fonts are designed to seem like sophisticated handwriting. They frequently appear to have been created with pens or brushes with a flat tip; occasionally, they even include the drips, stains, flaws, and imperfections typical of hand-made letters.

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