Do you think a corporate brand would get away with using this font site-wide?
In an increasingly sterile and AI world, is a human centric approach a good thing albeit possibly unprofessional by current standards?
Do you think a corporate brand would get away with using this font site-wide?
In an increasingly sterile and AI world, is a human centric approach a good thing albeit possibly unprofessional by current standards?
The local grocery store chain to me, Giant Foods uses a handwriting oriented sans serif font, Robert Slimbach's Cronos Pro (which was a favourite of mine until that rebranding....)
A website could offer accessibility features, such as dark mode or dyslexia font. These could be subtle, or very obvious, depending on your target group. Large amounts of texts (e.g. a testimonial) could be a valid example. If you go for site-wide, you got consistency. If you'd apply it on h1-3 you'd put emphasis on the titles.
It'd be great if say Mozilla Firefox included this font natively (for the app itself). Then again, the default is currently Times New Roman...