We are continuing to see more an more web designers realize the importance of typography. And with services like Typekit, Google Fonts, and Fontdeck, web designers are experiencing more freedom than ever to get creative with type in their designs. So for this post, we have another collection of inspiring web Typography to show you. Hope you enjoy!
Archie Wilkinson
Code42
Niche
Whoa Nelly Catering
Utrecht Down Under
Bienville Capital Management
Wondersauce
Fif7y
Blink
Fillet
Daru Sim
Tinybigstudio
Bridge
Knuckles Industries
Telegraph Creative
Love seeing these typographic based roundups. One of the most important parts of a design based on content. Great to see what is being done with this now that we have the ability to actually use many fonts in web design.
These typography designs are great and ready to go . Thanks for sharing this article .
You should really get a “Pin It” button on your articles!
it is an Pattern of attractive typography. Excellent work indeed.
Very usefull – thanks for sharing!
Great share! All of these sites are great examples of the use of typography such as Niche.
nicely done telegraph creative!
Great compilation. Fillet is definitely my favorite!
Thank you very much for sharing. Some of these are really good and creative. Keep sharing more.
Beautiful Example I like the Utrecht Down Under most…
designs on which you play with typography is always elegant and simple…nice designs
I seems like, for the sake of the nice design and typography, you selected some sites which are, in fact, great examples of MMN (Mystery Meat Navigation). For instance the site of “Fillet”. Pretty nice design and interesting fonts and graphics, but pretty obfuscated as well: will anyone guess what is that site about, without being previously guided to some typography examples? Where is the menu? Which is the primary aim of this site? Or the final aim? Why should I guess that I must to roll the wheel of the mouse to do… to do what? After all, what that site offers to me?
It is not enough for a web site to look nice. It must fulfill the needs of the visitor and to offer him plain and clear information. It is not the case of “Fillet”. Nice picture, awful site.