Standard and Google fonts
Typography has a big impact on the feel and style of your site. We will pick the right font families, sizes, weights, and letter-spacing to fit your design.
Standard Fonts
Serif Fonts
| font-family | Example text |
|---|---|
| Georgia, serif |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
| “Palatino Linotype”, “Book Antiqua”, Palatino, serif |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
| “Times New Roman”, Times, serif |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
Sans-Serif Fonts
| font-family | Example text |
|---|---|
| Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
| “Arial Black”, Gadget, sans-serif |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
| “Comic Sans MS”, cursive, sans-serif |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
| Impact, Charcoal, sans-serif |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
| “Lucida Sans Unicode”, “Lucida Grande”, sans-serif |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
| Tahoma, Geneva, sans-serif |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
| “Trebuchet MS”, Helvetica, sans-serif |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
| Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
Monospace Fonts
| font-family | Example text |
|---|---|
| “Courier New”, Courier, monospace |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
| “Lucida Console”, Monaco, monospace |
This is a headingThis is a paragraph |
Google Fonts
We may also use one of the 800+ available Google fonts. Stronger fonts are best used for your logo (if you don’t have a graphic logo) or top-level page headings. Using busy fonts in too many places, or for large blocks of text, can make your pages harder to read.
If you require a specific font for your website, that may incur extra licensing and setup fees.
