Typography is crucial to the presentation and visual impact of any publication. Not only does it add character and appeal to texts, but it also orients the reader as to the type of information he or she is consuming.
At Nousmedis we have analyzed thousands of catalogs, price lists, product sheets and many other publications.
We know perfectly well how the design in general and the choice of typography in particular can have a very important influence on the ease or difficulty of the process of catalog automation process.
In the same way we know how EasyCatalog can then handle those large typeface families that have more than one option for an attribute such as italic or bold, but also condensed, semi-condensed, etc. versions.
In this post, we will explore tools and resources that will help you choose the ideal typeface for each project, starting with Adobe Fonts.
Adobe Fonts
Adobe Fonts is a must-have tool for designers and content creators. It allows you to select typefaces and fonts according to several criteria: style, use, theme, classification or designers. In addition, you can test any font with sample text to make sure it suits your needs. It is especially useful for logo design and branding.
Google Fonts
Google Fonts offers a wide selection of free fonts that can be used in both personal and commercial projects. Its easy-to-use interface allows you to search and preview fonts by category, popularity and more. In addition, you can customize the previews to see how your text will look.
Font Squirrel
Font Squirrel is known for its vast collection of high-quality fonts that are free for commercial use. Its “Font Identifier” tool is particularly useful for identifying fonts from images, and its web kit generator makes it easy to integrate typography into websites.
DaFont
DaFont is a popular resource for finding free fonts of all kinds. The library is organized by subject categories, making it easy to find a typeface that fits a specific style. Ideal for creative projects that require a unique aesthetic.
Behance
Behance, an Adobe platform, is an excellent source of typographic inspiration. Many designers share their projects, including original typefaces that are sometimes available for download. It’s a great way to discover new trends and get sources directly from their creators.
Conclusion
The right typography can transform the look and effectiveness of your publications. With resources like Adobe Fonts, Google Fonts, Font Squirrel, DaFont and Behance, you have access to tools and knowledge that will help you find the perfect font for every occasion. Dive into these resources and discover the power of good typography.
Remember that we can help you in your catalog automation projects and that when we face a new automation challenge, our graphic design experts also review the design of your materials providing valuable tips and recommendations to improve the final result of your automated catalog. Don’t hesitate to contact us through the form below for a customized demo using your own design!
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