July 2018
Beginner
350 pages
8h 34m
English
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Choosing fonts/typefaces
After choosing and creating the color palette, we need to choose the fonts for our user interface to give them some character.
Similar to choosing fonts, it takes time to pick up the right and good typeface, because this is one of the main things that our user will be focused to.
The readability and scalability of typefaces needs to be considered strongly when it comes to choosing a font family.
There are different online resources from which you can get open source, licensed fonts and use them for free, such as FontPair or DaFont, but I would highly suggest that you go with Google Fonts (https://fonts.google.com/):
Google Fonts is an amazing resource when it comes to fonts; you can test the fonts live on black or ...