Guide to Choosing the Right Font for Your Design Part Two

4. Make Sure There Is A Clear Difference Between The Two Fonts 

It is very possible that in a design, you need more than one type of font. This can happen so that the design results you create are not monotonous and more alive.

So, if you are faced with a situation like this, make sure the other fonts you choose have clear differences from other fonts.

Besides being able to reinforce the message conveyed, clear differences between the two types of fonts can also add artistic value to design work. 

5. Look For A Type That Has A Diverse Font Family 

Not all fonts have multiple families. According to UXplanet, a font family can be interpreted as a type of font that has differences in size, thickness, and writing.

This is very beneficial for designers if they have a fairly tight deadline, but require choosing more than one font.

By using a diverse font family, your design can be more lively but still following the mood or message you want to convey. 

6. Adopt A Similar Design 

For those of you who still have difficulty choosing a font for your amazing invitation card design, maybe this is another way you can use it.

As stated by Smashing Magazine, you can use fonts that are used by other designs but have a similar mood to what you created.

However, this method has its drawbacks. Namely, the results of your design appear to have no originality. 

So, those were some tips for you graphic designers in choosing a font in Singapore. By knowing these tips, it will make it easier for you to find fonts, and be more creative in designing.