Author's Bio: Thomson Chemmanoor Founded The Design Mag in 2008, and is constantly looking for new ways to serve the Design community both online and offline. It is his goal to make The Design Mag the best source for Design related Tutorial and Resources. Follow him on Twitter @netgeek06
20 Compact and Sporty Sans Serif Fonts
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Jan 12th, 2010 |
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San Serif is a very popular typeface among graphic designers right from the beginning because of its crisp, clean, uncluttered lines of these sans serif fonts. You can see the use of San Serif fonts on signs, posters and even on the web. In this following blog post I have listed 20 beautiful serif fonts. While most of these fonts are free make sure to check their website about their commercial use.
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Amerika Sans
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Champagne & Limousines
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Times Sans Serif
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Segan Light
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Swansea
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Oregon LDO
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Angostura
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Ageone
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Dream Orphans
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Liberation Sans
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Bernur
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BonvenoCF
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COM4t Fine
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Sansation
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Familian Son
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JUICE Light
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Kingthings Exeter
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Paneuropa Road
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Chiquita
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Jesaya-Free
Author's Bio: Thomson Chemmanoor Founded The Design Mag in 2008, and is constantly looking for new ways to serve the Design community both online and offline. It is his goal to make The Design Mag the best source for Design related Tutorial and Resources. Follow him on Twitter @netgeek06Visit Author's website: Thomson Chemmanoor
8 Responses to “20 Compact and Sporty Sans Serif Fonts”
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Great article, thx
Also some nice free sans-serif fonts http://www.fonts2u.com/category.html?id=15
Dont know about anyone else, but I really like Bonveno, always good to find a nice collection of like fonts!
Nice to see my font on the list. Glad you like it and hope your visitors do as well.
Great collection of fonts they are really good
Good collection of San Serif fonts They are quite intresting
Thanks for sharing
CSS or cascading style sheet is used to describe the presentation semantics of a document written in a markup language. It is designed to assemble the layout or formatting properties of the HTML elements in a document published in a markup language.
I really like Bonveno also, like Web Design Nottingham mentioned.
I’m really digging the Segan Light