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This is a great example of how a font can really compliment the style you're going for. It fits so well that you hardly notice it at all.

• rascul 2y ago
  The font doesn't seem that great to me. Not sure exactly why but while it's not quite difficult for me to read, it's not as easy as other common fonts.
  • fouc 2y ago
    I think that's kind of the whole point. It is introducing an ambience, it is deliberately made quirky and irregular like the handwriting of some. It is not a common font and that means our eyes are going to be slightly unused to reading it.
    • troupo 2y ago
      The font is fine, it's the line-height that is wrong: the text is a bit too squished
      • fouc 2y ago
        Oh I see what you mean
  • PhrosTT 2y ago
    You are welcome to use vanilla frameworks for a generic looking site. This is clearly intended as a thematic look.
    • alsetmusic 2y ago
      Yes, but it shouldn't be to the point that it gets in the way of the content. But I'm not a web designer and I'm not the intended audience. Still, I like to click through to interesting (to me) things and check them out. The typeface kept me from investigating as far as I normally might.
    • rascul 2y ago
      Why can't I use this one? I don't see anything mentioned about the font being required or even part of it.
  • anastasia_l0 2y ago
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• arendtio 2y ago
  Style yes, but I find it so hard to read.