Types of Typographical Fonts and Ways to Use Them Part Two

Slab Serif (Cont.)

Ways to use Slab Serif fonts 

Slab serif fonts can grab attention and are for headers in documents and presentations. You can use the thick serif font of the header to reel a reader and make the reviews unique. You can elevate your design using the right spacing and the right font. Another way you can apply a slab serif is with the presentation headers. Incorporate various types of fonts in the single design. Slab serifs can pair properly with serifs in each design project, you can check out font pairings in your design. 

Script 

The font family applies cursive, calligraphy and handwriting. The idea comes from the use of custom designs by shop fronts, headlines and logo designs.  

Ways to use Script fonts 

Script fonts have a less professional outlook and you can save them for B2C purposes and marketing graphics. Script fonts function well in form of accent fonts in various contexts. You can use this type of font for more legibility. Make the large fonts of the design. Example of script typefaces are formal scripts, Lombardic and black letter scripts, calligraphic scripts and casual scripts. 

Decorative 

This is the most diverse and largest kind of classification. Such typefaces are useful for display projects, headlines and signage need topographic statement. Some families of the font use proportions and unorthodox letter shapes to make a more distinctive and dramatic appearance. 

Ways to use Decorative fonts 

Decorative fonts are for creative designs. They are not suitable for longer passages, ensure that you use them for one-off designs and headings. This type of font is useful for making decorative fonts. Such typefaces can be used to engage with a strategic purpose. Example of typefaces in decorative are Inline, Grunge and Stencil. It has up to 80 fonts.