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Fonts are subjective

Fonts are subjective

Fonts can mean different things to different people.

  • A new study by Monotype suggests that fonts can change how we feel about a particular message.
  • Another study determined that some fonts, like Garamond EB and Montserrat, were harder for older people to read.
  • Fonts can trigger an emotional response. For example, we experience positive emotional responses to softer and more recognizable font types, while pointy and sharp font types often trigger negative emotions.

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Study on fonts and emotional responses

Study on fonts and emotional responses

A recent study tested the stimuli of 400 participants in three contrasting typefaces:

FS Jack, a soft, lightweight sans serif

Gilroy, a bolder, more geometric sans serif

Cotford, a serif font that looks more historical

When participants were shown the word “quality” in Cot...

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