What's new in web type for 2016?
Whether you're wanting to learn how to start a blog or simply in need of a little web design inspiration, it's vital to keep up-to-date with the ever-cahnging faces of the web. Here are three trends in type that I've been noticing lately and that I expect to see more of throughout 2016:
Heavy serifs
Heavy, high-contrast serifs such as Noe Display will continue to become more popular
Heavy, high-contrast serifs such as Noe Display will continue to become more and more popular, as high-density displays are better able to render the fine lines of serifs like these.
Playful sans-serifs
Quirky, geometric sans-serifs such as GT Walsheim are trendy at the moment
Quirky, geometric sans-serifs such as GT Walsheim are trendy at the moment. This style of typeface takes the geometric model of Futura and adds a few playful touches, creating warmth.
Type diversity
Expect to see a more diverse use of type on the web in 2016
I think we'll see a more diverse use of type on the web in 2016. People are sick of seeing the same small handful of typefaces used everywhere. Typewolf is a great place to discover new typefaces from indie foundries.
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ShanhaiFonts
Brand:山海字库
Area:China

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Cangji Fonts
Brand: 仓迹字库
Area: China

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JT Foundry
Brand: 翰字铸造
Area: Taiwan, China

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Handmadefont
Brand:
Area: Estonia

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·千图字体
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HyFont Studio
Brand: 新美字库
Area: China

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