Thursday, July 27, 2006
Favorite Free Font Site
My new favorite free font site is Urbanfonts. You can download and install unique fonts like Coolvetica in less than a minute.
You'll see oodles of other free fonts there, too. You don't have to give Urban Fonts any personal information, either. And you get quick and easy instructions on how to install the fonts on your PC or Mac. Plus, finding fonts by category and previewing them before you download is also a snap.
But why would you want to use any font other than Arial or Times New Roman in your presentation?
Oh, so many reasons! A unique, fresh look, adding excitement to your presentation, improving readability, matching the tone of your content -- but there are pitfalls to using unusual font faces, too!
To find out what they are, read Best Presentation Fonts Ever! ...and get a list of some of my old favorite font sites, as well!
(Hey, just because I found a "new favorite" font site doesn't mean I still don't treasure my "old favorites!" )
Like we sing in Girl Scouts --
"Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver and the other gold!"
Who wrote that? ¶ 7/27/2006 02:38:00 PM
My new favorite free font site is Urbanfonts. You can download and install unique fonts like Coolvetica in less than a minute.You'll see oodles of other free fonts there, too. You don't have to give Urban Fonts any personal information, either. And you get quick and easy instructions on how to install the fonts on your PC or Mac. Plus, finding fonts by category and previewing them before you download is also a snap.
But why would you want to use any font other than Arial or Times New Roman in your presentation?
Oh, so many reasons! A unique, fresh look, adding excitement to your presentation, improving readability, matching the tone of your content -- but there are pitfalls to using unusual font faces, too!
To find out what they are, read Best Presentation Fonts Ever! ...and get a list of some of my old favorite font sites, as well!
(Hey, just because I found a "new favorite" font site doesn't mean I still don't treasure my "old favorites!" )
Like we sing in Girl Scouts --
"Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver and the other gold!"
Who wrote that? ¶ 7/27/2006 02:38:00 PM
