Ten high-quality, diverse, and FREE sans-serif fonts to try for your next branding or design project.

Not sure which fonts work for your business? Our designers put together a list of the best Google Font pairings to help you choose the right ones.

It’s already 2024, and if you still have a boring website design, this is your sign to upgrade! To start things off, it is important for you to have modern font pairings. Trying to figure out what font pairings work together can be hard to do if you are not a designer. Fortunately, I have done this for you. To all creative entrepreneurs, small business owners, coaches, and bloggers, this post is for you. Click here to learn about the 10 great Google font pairings for websites.

Here are some font pairings as menus, free on Adobe fonts! 1. Header - Alverata Medium, Body - Europa Bold & Medium 2. Header - Rizado, Body - Korolev Light 3. Header - Sofia Pro Semibold, Body - Geller Text Light 4. Header - Mono45 Headline Regular, Body - Input Mono Bold & Regular

Picking out fonts to use for your website design is not easy and picking out two of them can be even harder. One quick rule of thumb is to ...

Eye-catching fonts for your next branding and graphic design projects.

Over here at The Coast Kit, we live and breathe typography, and we love how platforms such as Squarespace and Canva have made it easily accessible to find and implement GOOD typography. A few of our tips include less is more, the difference between sans serif and serif fonts, how to stylize with letter spacing, line weight, and font weight. And of course, our favourite fonts for Squarespace!

This list is certainly not an exhaustive list of seventies fonts but rather a few of my favourite fonts from the era.