aprillarita
Expert
The tone of your content also makes a difference. Smaller fonts are generally used for more technical or authoritative sounding content - typically 10 or 12 (though in my opinion 10 is too small under any circumstance). Larger fonts (14-16) are used to convey a more friendly or casual tone. Obviously this isn't a hard and fast rule, but I'm just speaking generally.
Also, to reiterate Emmanuel, don't put too many different sized fonts on one page.
Also, to reiterate Emmanuel, don't put too many different sized fonts on one page.
lyn_imprez
New Member
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I agree with 12px-14px. 10px is way too small. For what font to use... My suggestion is Helvetica, (from the Sans-serif family) it is a very popular font. If you look at the world in a designers point of view, you can see this font all around u. Its easy on the eyes, crisp and clean.
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Old thread, but WTH, I like Comic Sans MS.....it always cracks me up. 
No, seriously, I do.
No, seriously, I do.
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Old thread, but WTH, I like Comic Sans MS.....it always cracks me up.
No, seriously, I do.
Whatever works!
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