What is the purpose of the font? What are the words to be used? What color will they be?
The first two have similar personalities, but the last doesn't belong (**Looks for Ernie**). I like Titillium though, but I can't see myself using it for anything other than a technical or futuristic theme. Open Sans is very modern, yet still traditional, while pt sans is mostly traditional.
In what context? Font's shouldn't generally be used just because they look cool but instead to express the meaning of the words and the tone in which they should be read.
For example, generally formal fonts for ultra professional corporate writing, sans-serif fonts for informal communication.
Additionally they should form part of an overall brand or idea. Do you have an existing site we could take a look at to consider which might be the best choices?
Ah, well you didn't clarify that. Like we said above, we can't help you determine which typeface looks best without the design approach. That is why I mentioned the old site will not help.
Are you going to change the type on "Foundation of Design"?
open sans
pt sans
titillium
i was using titillium but i don't like the capital A
The first two have similar personalities, but the last doesn't belong (**Looks for Ernie**). I like Titillium though, but I can't see myself using it for anything other than a technical or futuristic theme. Open Sans is very modern, yet still traditional, while pt sans is mostly traditional.
For example, generally formal fonts for ultra professional corporate writing, sans-serif fonts for informal communication.
Additionally they should form part of an overall brand or idea. Do you have an existing site we could take a look at to consider which might be the best choices?
this was the old one.
www.baseshamai.com
Are you going to change the type on "Foundation of Design"?