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Google Font Pairings
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Summary
Font pairing is the art of combining two types of letters so that the look feels harmonious yet still has contrast. The pattern is generally head with character font and body with easy-to-read font. Limit the number of fonts, test the actual size, and make sure the pair stays comfortable on a small screen.
Key points
- Use a maximum of two or three fonts in one page
- Create a contrast, such as a serif heading with a body sans-serif.
- Prioritize body reading on a small scale
- Use a consistent scale of size and weight
- Test font pairs with real content, not just sample text.
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