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20 Comments

  1. Thanks for amazing video! 🙂
    I wonder what font size you would use as the smallest possible for chunks of text. I read 16 everywhere as smallest, but I kind of like the aesthetics if 14 more, looks cleaner I think. What’s your opinion on this?
    PS. There are such difference in resolution nowadays, small laptop screens to 4k or bigger. hard to please every monitor size

  2. Keep in mind that as of December 31, 2019 clients will need their own Creative Cloud subscription to use for the web font hosting. ( – Reference: https://helpx.adobe.com/fonts/using/font-licensing.html#web-client )
    Which I find quite expensive for a client, if they are not using Creative Cloud already. This means they now need to pay an extra monthly fee for the fonts on their website. There are a lot of 'pay once' for X amount of visitors/month licenses for fonts to find on other platforms.

  3. If you look hard enough, almost all the fonts you can download for free. Not saying you should publish your work with pirated fonts, but you can use it in your mockup to show your client first before purchasing it.

  4. You can actually pick any font you want that is free for commercial use and simply convert it to a webfont using online converters, it's very straight forward and I've done this a couple times already.

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