[LShun]

I agree, using aggressive styled text on a very peaceful word could take its meanig away. I primarily uses Verdana, Times New Roman, Arial on my blog, as they are supported by a large number of platforms and easy to read, elegant and simple I must say.

[castbound]

Miller doesnt work correctly on mobile devices.

Well,then the other ones might work And they are understandable ..

[Tanawan]

I choose the font that looks light and decent. Usually the font is Arial.

[reyleigh29]

Yes, even in making layouts as graphic designers. One should use the most convenient, simple font.

[silverleafy]

I had this problem of choosing my font, on my blog, after manny searches I went with arial..

[tenaj14]

I think I was once in that predicament, using the right font, adjustment here and there though my favorite was Tahoma.

[mcliffi]

I always like using bold and black in all my publishing.This is the easiest for me to use and apply.I love using size 16 for topic and size 12 for other writing.I love using times romans for font type.

[castbound]

I always like using bold and black in all my publishing.This is the easiest for me to use and apply.I love using size 16 for topic and size 12 for other writing.I love using times romans for font type.

Times Roman is a great font family ... I really like the font..You made a great choice.

[fab]

you know another good site to get supplies for free without being dafont.com?

[domondon1]

for me just use one simple font that you like,Sometime a use simple font to make it easy to understand

[LShun]

for me just use one simple font that you like,Sometime a use simple font to make it easy to understand

I agree, simple fonts are easy for other peoples to see too. Some font's are too big and some are too fancy. A simple but elegant text is actually what you need for a good document or website.

[aymhoupa]

you can 't just use only one font for every text in your websites , diffrent fonts make it way better , ergonomic and easy for readers. but the trick is not to use those way too modified fonts they get cheesy.

[iamshane487]

I agree. It's really confusing to choose a font that suits for our site especially in the forum. I always change my site's fonts because I'm not satisfied.

[mobnepal]

Usually I choose normal non fancy fonts like arial and timesnewroman . I think forum coin is also using arial and you can see it is easier to read.

[iamshane487]

I regularly prefer the normal font and yeah, it's tough to pick the fonts and color to use when we are going to post in forum so I chose the standard format.

[PadmasriSriram]

I always use Arial or Times Roman of a proper legible size, in black color, when I go with my professional work or content. They make the content good and readable.

[Allius]

The choice of the font is a complicated problem. I always prefer a font that never bores people to read the text, such as Arial, for example ...

[LShun]

The choice of the font is a complicated problem. I always prefer a font that never bores people to read the text, such as Arial, for example ...

I agree, different sites have different results with different fonts. A font that works fantastic on one site may be bad on another site. Things in a website links together with other things. In most cases an easy to read, basic text is good for everything, but sometimes you might want to make some of the font's a bit fancy and special.

[ninjaslash]

You should choose the most formal and standard one. It's Arial. It may not be that nice to look at, but it's simple.

[castbound]

You should choose the most formal and standard one. It's Arial. It may not be that nice to look at, but it's simple.

It looks good and its widely used Arial is really good for those who want their websites to be simple and clean