When to Use Each Font Type (and When Not)!

[@raoulbocancea]

This video should definitely have more views! So much value in here!

[@vitaminsea5109]

Excellent explanation 🎉

[@MistaSmith]

This was really good. It explained the components of typography indirectly through its application, then it explained a lot of different font categories and subcategories based on typographic choices, and then it also gave some design reasoning for choosing one font over another for a certain purpose. Thanks to the TOC it also can be used as referenced to come back to later while doing actual design work. Thanks a lot for this video.

[@otorishingen8600]

ive learned about font's and my brain always fell asleep - but this tut summed it up great... thanks for making it so straight forward and clear

[@necrifed]

Is the video missing the “mono” type?

[@g_br]

I have the same question.

[@h-Films]

Last type: Dingbat, was used to insert pictures, basically emojis.

[@leannehuang3643]

:0

[@leannehuang3643]

XD

[@leannehuang3643]

;)

[@akcentdesignstudio9731]

Very informative. I learned a lot

[@robertpaulsen4309]

I didn't realize that the world of fonts is so rich and enticing

[@udayteja6595]

Lot of value addition....

[@nicoristaniemi792]

I gotta say really calming and beautiful voice!

[@captainkeyboard1007]

The speaker has overall confidence.

[@eileendooey7015]

I'm so glad that I have seen this. Very interesting 🎨🎨🎨

[@GSmaniamsmart]

Well done video, thanks for uploading.

Thanks for this! Can't wait for More. Oh and Happy dare day! :d

[@b25671]

Cattedrale for the win!

[@TrvisXXIII]

I could never remember the minutia of details when I had a typography class in college, but here it’s more interesting compared to learning about it in a classroom lol

[@sobeidalagrange7129]

Agree...

[@Astheniumn]

Excellent breakdown. I am in awe of how much I learned and how detailed yet short this has been. Bravo to everyone involved in making this video.

[@oosha2000]

I started exploring and downloading the fonts back in 2014 without knowing the types as I had no idea about the categories but with the help of this video and some pages, I got to know more about fonts. Thanks a lot.

[@Karim_Grs]

Thanks ♥️

[@Vinoy2231]

How do serifs help viewers to follow the letterforms easily??? Anybody please answer ASAP

[@captainkeyboard1007]

Typography is my kind of subject. This platform features comprehensive shows than the other platforms combined. Probably, this show was made for me in mind.

[@BlankNoire]

thank you for the video

[@DonswatchingtheTube]

Very good, like sitting in class again (1980s). One thing is to make sure the font has a complete range if it's going to be used with a corporate identity.

[@owlNolan]

I love the voice. Who is it?

[@dumisanimacdonald3519]

Thank you, this is exactly what l wanted to understand.

[@harshadaaupare]

Thank you so much for quick and short video for the revision, some time I totally forget the types and starts to design with common version but this is really great video.

[@g_br]

Thank you a lot! But what about monospaced fonts?

[@quantumguitar9989]

Thnx!

[@wifiiwakura2820]

Great video, thank you very much

[@princer54]

Great Channel, very informatic, must-watch video fro all designers and engineers.

[@sourgal7635]

Thank you so much for this video

[@14rutujadokexa82]

Awesome

[@ndc-01]

If I knew this video when I was a beginner I would save tons of hours. Really helpful, a cornerstone of any graphic designer.

[@envatotuts]

Glad it was helpful!

[@prismaticbeetle3194]

Simple and straight to the point

[@sanjithaamarathunga876]

Thank you !

[@ScarryChili]

Does Jokerman belong to the decorative font family?

[@pablom.5698]

It belongs in the trash

[@Lucas_F_Melo]

This video is pure gold!

[@鄧孝天-e4i]

Amazing introduction for font structure!

[@CoffeePoints]

they all look the same tbh

[@LandyVlad_Rides]

Do viewers need to have a particular font installed on their computer for that font to be used when viewing a website?

[@microweb874]

I like the details provided on the font types. But, it doesn't actually tell you much about how to use them. For some types it doesn't say anything at all. So the title is inaccurate