with Lucida Grande font :-)
Is this a great font or what?
What are some other good fonts for readability?
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I work a lot with Univers, Helvetica, Frutiger. Easy and to the point.
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3dogmama
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What, no Myriad Pro? :)
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No. The Mothership may have adopted its look, but I'm not a huge fan of the font. I like what I listed and the only time I truly deviate from them is when I need to special up title and/or subhead text or if I'm in the mood for something different.
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3dogmama
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Not nearly as flexible as those listed above, but I've fallen head over heels for Mrs. Eaves from Emigre
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I am a fan of Universe as well. Soooo many options. I also find myself using Stone as a sort of default text a lot. Especially because it comes in Serif and Sans.