Helvetica For Life

>Helvetica
Can I use it on a personal website without paying for it and avoid legal whatever?

>470124▶
if you get big, no, but for dumb junk youre doing, no one will give a shit

Thanks, like I said, it's a personal site so I won't really use it for anything business related that would cause a lot of traffic

What is the best go to font for work signatures of you want to look good but the company you work for let's everyone use anything they want, resulting in really unprofessional signatures right on up to the exec level? Every place I've worked before had signature guidelines to prevent this. This is more a concern for emails I send outside the company since the swine I work with won't appreciate it.

Basically, what font says "My coworkers are fucktards but I'm not."

>Helvetica

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>helvetica
disgusting peasantry

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Noto Sans

Consolas masterrace.

Comfy phone font

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not a sans, compare like typefaces to like
this looks like futura

Not a fan of Apple, but Menlo is the best font I've used for programming.

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its nearly identical to dejavu, so any percieved benefit is placebo

it's serif not sherif

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>92 years old
>still widely used today

It has withstood the test of time.

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Helvetica is a HEADLINE font that mongoloids in 70s, besides for use in Swiss Style posters, began to use in lengthy body text printed publications and then stopped doing that and went back to mostly serifs which are actually readable.

Looking for a new font scheme for kde. I feel like I'm trapped in noto sans because I work with a lot of international files. Is there any suggestions?

Choco Cooky best font

>ibm plex
New release just 3 days ago:
github.com/IBM/plex/releases

Nevermind, i figured it out.

Helvetica is a beautiful typeface. I also really like Futura, which has withstood the test of time.

>92 years old, released in 1927
>still widely used today by designers around the world

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monospace 8

the j is ugly as fuck

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Out of my way, peasants.

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Is Pragmata a meme?

Doesn't even resemble a j. Just a long i/¡.

Helvetica and this

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>black ops one
>nosifier
>press start 2p
>vt323

Proxima Nova. Poorfags ETERNALLY BTFO.

fonts.adobe.com/fonts/proxima-nova

>German
>Best X in this universe
How surprising right???

Lato/Carlito is beautiful , unostentatious, and above all, supremely readable
i highly recommend them

too stiff, too formal. the og futura is more aestheic and functional (in signage)
shoddy ripoff of futura
a gripe i have always had with futura is that being intended for signage, its capitals were excessively wide, big, and bold, its forms too stiff and geometrical.
verdana achieves a better balance of proportions suitable for body text, and is pleasantly typewriter-ish,
but it draws too much attention to itself.
san francisco, like verdana, is an improvement over helvetica in proportions and readability, but it retains that cold, inhuman, and sterile geometry.
humanist faces like segoe offer the best legibility, with gently varying stroke widths, and moderate asymmetry.

serifs were a mere artifact of stonecarving, yet it is unfortunate that today the most legible fonts remain those humanist "serifs", like garamond, and sans remain bogged down by horrid swiss modernist ideas of austerity, like what inspired the wretched 18th century Didone.

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Circular

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Comic sans is the only good font because it's easy to remember shit written in it.