One of the most vexing questions a good designer must ask when starting a job is, "What's the most appropriate typeface or font for this job?"

Notice that they don't ask "What's the right typeface?" because: In typography there is no right or wrong, just appropriate or inappropriate.

There are three keys to finding the most appropriate typeface or font

• Decide whether the your message is Formal or Casual.
• Decide what kind of feeling or impression you want the type to convey.
• Choose whether the typeface will be used for Body or Display

To find a font, enter what you’re looking for here. If you know the typeface name, enter it. If not, just select all the attributes that apply.

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More info:

• Buy great designer fonts right here, right now. What are you waiting for?
   
• Using Type, a hypertutorial.
• What’s the difference between a font and a typeface?
• Typefaces that work well together Ever wondered which face goes with which other face? Wonder no longer.
• Type Foundries, a big list.
• Daniel Will-Harris's Favorite Fonts
• To make promotional items from your logos, try Quality Logos.