The art of selecting fonts has a bad rep in the world of design for non-designers. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the choice of different fonts available online. Not only that, you have to know how to pair fonts together in a design to make it look cohesive and pleasing.
A great way to bypass the stress of trying out a million combinations is to use tried and tested pairings. Professional designers also love new and beautiful fonts but if you ask them, they’ll tell you that they only use a handful of classic fonts most of the time.
One easy-to-follow rule of thumb, if you want to make your pairings with different fonts, is to use one novelty font for headings and a regular classic one for all the text.
You can even use just one font family and create a pairing of its different weights. For example a Montserrat bold for the heading, a Montserrat regular for text blocks, and italics for subheadings.
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