Light Fonts Bring Trouble in Web Design

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So many designers make this mistake. Light text seems fancy, but if it’s not large enough, it’s a pain to read. See three ways how to fix that, all illustrated with a practical example.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:10 Light text is hard to read
0:50 Fix 1: Make it stronger
1:20 Fix 2: Use another Typeface
1:58 Fix 3: Combine two typefaces
2:45 Before and After
#typography #tutorial #fonts

[@murasakistudio]

Great information as always.

[@PimpmyType]

Thank you! Happy you could take something away from it ☺️!

[@MrHumbuck]

Good video, I like seeing the process of solving the design issues of real websites. Also, it looks gorgeous with that final font combo!

[@PimpmyType]

Glad you found that valuable. I also like to use real life examples. More content like this coming up, like an extensive dive into optimizing a landing page. If I ever find the time to edit it, haha 😅.

[@yellingbytes]

great point! did you move house recently?

[@PimpmyType]

Well observed, Nathan 😉. I moved into another room at the office I’m staying. But I also did not set the light up and accidentally recorded in SD 🤦‍♂. Anyway, decided to use it for the video anyway. You are not here for my pretty face, you’re here for the typefaces I guess 😜.

[@yellingbytes]

@@PimpmyType got it! the content is great! keep it up man