Fonts can enhance the appearance and increase the stickiness of your audience. Fonts take part in first impression and first look of your content. Many new writers overlooked the decision about choice of font. You must carefully think about the overall look of your blog. Because good first impression enhance the preference to read your blog. And users will come back again if the readability of your blog is good.

Normally bloggers pickup combination of fonts. Like one for body and other for Title. For Titles, choice is wide as many bloggers use decorative and script fonts for their titles. But for body less fancy font is a common choice.

Fonts are generally classified into four categories: serif, sans serif, script, and decorative.

There are a number of fonts that are considered highly readable for blog content. Here are a few of the most popular choices:

Serif Fonts:

Serif fonts are often considered more readable for printed materials, but they can also work well for online content. They are commonly used in traditional mass media. They look professional. The popular choices for blogs include Georgia, Times New Roman, Garamond, Courier New, and Baskerville.

Sans-Serif Fonts:

NO 1 choice for digital content and blog post is this font. Sans-serif fonts are often preferred for digital content because they tend to look cleaner and more modern. They are no 1 choice of modern bloggers. Popular examples include Roboto, Open Sans, Poppins, Noto Sans, Work Sans, Epilogue, Arial, and Helvetica.

ROBOTO ,OPEN SANS, LATO are very popular among bloggers from quite some time…

Poppins:

is a very popular choice among wordpress users. It looks pleasant and easy to read.

Verdana:

Verdana is a font that was specifically designed for digital content and is highly readable on screens of all sizes. Verdana is one of the best professional fonts for resumes, CVs, and cover letters because it is easy to read on computer screens.

Merriweather:

font looks much professional and have very decent outlook. PlayFair Display is another popular choice for content writers.

Tahoma:

Tahoma is a clean, modern font that is similar to Verdana in its readability on digital screens.

Lato:

Lato is a popular sans-serif font that is highly legible and comes in a variety of weights, making it versatile for different types of blog content.

Many bloggers choose less decorative, less fancy fonts for blogs. The reason is that readability increases with simplicity. Although it is tempting to use some decorative and handwriting fonts. But they are avoided for the obvious reasons.

Ultimately, the best font for your blog will depend on your personal preference, as well as the type of content you are creating and the aesthetic you are trying to achieve. It’s always a good idea to choose a font that is easy to read and doesn’t distract from the content itself.

Some Basic Rules

  • Don’t use too much fonts in your website
  • Don’t use decorative or handwritten inside blog post
  • Decorative and handwritten can be used in Tiltles, Quotes and small chunks of content.
  • Have a good line height for clear looking sentences.
  • Try two three fonts and experiment what suits your blog

Bloggers must know what image dimensions and sizes are best for websites.