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CSS How to Make a Website Customizing Colors and Fonts Pick Fonts and Set Relative Units

Posted by Leon Laci
Leon Laci
Courses Plus Student 4,423 Points

Changa One on my name is not nice

My name in Changa One font family is looking horribly. What fonts do you suggest for heading?

4 Answers

Josue Maridueña
Josue Maridueña
16,814 Points

Maybe you can try Oswald :) is in google fonts too

Kallil Belmonte
Kallil Belmonte
35,561 Points
Kallil Belmonte
Kallil Belmonte
35,561 Points

You can also use this website to preview some fonts (for making a choise) to your other projects:

http://font-combinator.com

Anna Eredale
PLUS
Anna Eredale
Courses Plus Student 166 Points
Anna Eredale
Anna Eredale
Courses Plus Student 166 Points

You can do other fonts. (you don't have to do the exact same thing Nick does.) Like you can chose other fonts or pictures for your website.

Karen Hastings
Karen Hastings
1,524 Points
Karen Hastings
Karen Hastings
1,524 Points

You may chose any font you like, however, traditionally types with finishing strokes on ends of the letters such as Times New Roman or Georgia are used for titles or to give emphasis to page elements. These types are called serif fonts, in contrast to sans serif (or without finishing strokes) fonts.