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Why Web Designers Should Choose the Right Fonts?

<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">There are many design considerations that we need to include when we design a website&period; In this case&comma; our website should be easy to understand and people will be able to read things on our website very easily&period; Our design decision can be affected by different aspects&comma; such as images chosen&comma; layout&comma; colors and fonts used&period; Many unskilled web designers make the mistake by ignoring the importance of fonts&period; In reality&comma; fonts are important in any design task&period; First of all&comma; we need to consider more about font’s legibility&period; In this case&comma; we need to make sure that the font can be read easily&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">We should be aware that by choosing the wrong fonts&comma; we may slow down the ability of visitors to read information in our website&period; People don’t want to waste time reading even a single paragraph and they tend to scan our articles and they will slow down to read when they spot interesting details&period; In this case&comma; it is a bad idea to use fancy fonts&comma; because it will take longer for readers to decipher the information&period; If users are getting sick of the whole experience&comma; they will leave altogether&period; In this case&comma; the font we choose shouldn’t be too unusual and it needs to be easy to read&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">When designing a website&comma; we may find a nice-looking font that may look so cool at the time&period; We might think that the font really suits our design&period; Then&comma; we decide to integrate the font into our website and people may not like our custom font&period; In this situation&comma; situation could go wrong and people will read less&period; There are also some technical problems that can ruin user experience&period; As an example&comma; when users open the website&comma; their web browsers could produce a notification that the font isn’t available in their computers and they offer to install it&period; The problem could get worse if the custom font isn’t widely available for download&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">This situation really ruins user experience&comma; because users won’t bother spending their time looking for obscure fonts&comma; if there are countless of competing websites on the web&period; Even if we choose fonts that are readily available in major operating systems&comma; we could also cause problems&period; As an example&comma; we may choose a font that’s slightly taller and with different spacing&period; This could cause the layout to look rather weird and there could be unexpected changes&period; We may also choose fonts that look boring and plain-old&comma; such as Courier with old-school typewriting style&period; If people think that the articles are as if written by people from World War 1 era&comma; it is unlikely that will come back&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">When trying to choose the right font&comma; our decision-making process should be easy&period; We should find a balance between high readability and acceptable style&period; We could experiment by copying a text from the web to our word processing program and change it with various fonts&period; We could try to scan the text and choose fonts that allow us to scan very quickly&period; From these candidates&comma; we should choose one with the best typography design&comma; especially the one that’s future-proof&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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