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Ep 1 | Typography trends 2024
From Serif to Variable Fonts
Typography isn’t just about pretty letters, it’s the heartbeat of visual communication<b style=”background-color: transparent; font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit; color: var(–bb-body-text-color);”>. In 2024, designers are pushing boundaries, breaking molds, and creating typefaces that resonate with emotions, brand identities and user experience.
Buckle up, we’re diving into the trends that matter:
1. Serifs with Sass: Quirky Sans Serif Fonts
Sans serifs are like the reliable sidekicks of typography. But guess what? They’ve been hitting the gym and practicing their dance moves. In 2024, sans serifs are all about personality.
- Geometric Quirks: Think imperfect lines, elongated limbs, and abstract apertures. These fonts have more twists than a mystery novel.
- Ultra-Thin Elegance: Picture a font so thin, it’s practically a whisper. These delicate sans serif add sophistication to modern web design.
- Imperfect Lettering: Who needs perfection? Embrace the wobbles, the quirks, and the charming imperfections.
Trending fonts:
- Katarine: Tall, lean, and balanced like a tightrope walker with a soft spot for monospaced vibes.
- New Astro: Bold, stocky, and demanding attention. It’s got quirks like opened ‘bowls’ (the circular bits in letters). Perfect for branding and logos.
- Panno Text: Ultra-thin geometric sans serifs, minimalist meets the future. Soothing and sleek.
2. Variable fonts: The Shapeshifters
Imagine fonts that morph like chameleons. Variable fonts adapt to different sizes, screens, and moods. They’re the Swiss Army knives of typography.:
- Weight and Width flexibility: One font, infinite possibilities. Go from skinny to bold, narrow to wide – all in a single file.
- Emotional range: These fonts feel things. They’re not just letters, they’re mood rings for your website.
Trending variable font:
- Morpho: It’s like a font DJ remixing itself. Play with weight, width, and slant. Perfect for expressive headlines and interfaces.
3. Serifs Speak Up: Expressive Serif Typefaces
Serifs aren’t staying quiet anymore. They’re trader their monocies for megaphones.
- Friendly Serifs: Warm, approachable, and ready for a chat. These serifs day, “Hey, let’s have coffee and discuss kerning.”
- Outspoken details: Swashes, ligatures, and flourishes. Serifs are flaunting their extras. It’s like a design party, and everyone’s invited.
- Baroque vibes: Think rococo meets Helvetica. These serifs are the life of the typographic soiree.
Trending serif font:
- Amica: Elegant, with a dash of sass. It’s the serif you’d want as your wingman at a design conference.
There you have it, 2024’s typographic playground.
Sources:
1. https://www.fontfabric.com/blog/our-top-typography-trends-for-2024/
2. https://bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/typography-trends-of-2024-85ad4e04eda5
3. Looka.com
4. Myfonts.com
5. Uniixstudio.com
6. Fontspring.com
Whether your team sans or team serif, embrace the quirks, dance with the variables, and let your fonts tell stories.
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