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Classic and Favorite Fonts
These classic fonts have stood the test of time, emerging as favorite fonts for body copy, display text, and use on the Web. Some fonts fall in and out of favor but their enduring qualities keep them coming back, making them classic fonts that every designer should have on hand.
Classic Sans Serif Fonts Give Your Print Projects a Crisp, Clean Appearance
The crisp, clean, uncluttered lines of these sans serif fonts are periennial favorites that designers love. You'll find fonts that are formal and friendly as well as those suitable for specific tasks from newspapers to billboards.
Classic Serif Fonts Give Your Print Projects a Timeless Beauty and Legibility
These classic serif fonts are designer favorites, preferred and used for their timeless appearance, legibility, and appropriateness for a wide variety of print projects.
Best Fonts of All Time
For the those who love fonts and love lists, here's another best fonts list to peruse. This one gives varying weight to sales, historical value, and aesthetics.
Free Fonts for Pros
This isn't your usual list of top free fonts. These are free serif and sans serif font families that are suitable for a wide range of applications including headlines and body text. Do you use any of these?
How Many Kinds of Helvetica Fonts Are There?
I don't know exact numbers but there are many, many versions, styles, and weights that bear the Helvetica name. Here's some history, an explanation of the version numbers, and an close to complete listing of the many flavors of Helvetica.
Where Can I Find Helvetica Fonts?
There are many flavors of Helvetica. Here is information and sources about as many of them as I could find. Browse these vendors to find and purchase Helvetica and Neue Helvetica fonts or locate lookalikes.
What Fonts Look Like Helvetica?
Arial, Swiss, and other alternatives to Helvetica.