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Preethi Shreeya
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Posted to Never Use Futura, unless.., in reply to Mark Vogelaar , Jul 15, 2020
The fonts that strike a chord with humans are the ones that are most often used in the designs. Helvetica has been there since the 1950s, used widely by brands. It's a safe option to use - especially in presentations. Although, there are newer fonts that bring out the personality more. Like Sweet Sans and Panama and other Sans fonts.