Can I use Arial in a logo?

Yes, provided you have a proper license for that font. Also, remember that it’s a good idea to tweak the font in small ways so that it stands out from a simple logotype. Otherwise, your logo may look like thousands of other logos.

Why Arial is a bad font?

Arial and Helvetica are the default font stack for most browsers and for most of the websites. That’s bad, really really bad. Arial and Helvetica suck on web and for paragraphs of text – they are unreadable (as compared to many other typefaces created specifically for web).

How do I make text pop more?

Adding a sticker or a basic shape under the text is has always been a classic way of making the script stand out. You can just simply add a basic shape and adjust the color. Then, optimize it by adding the edge to it. And you’re all set to put the text message on it.

What fonts should be avoided?

10 Overused Fonts & Typefaces To Avoid At All Costs

• Comic Sans. A common font that is not only overused, but also utterly childish.
• Papyrus.
• Arial.
• Times New Roman.
• Courier New.
• Kristen ITC.
• Vivaldi.
• Helvetica.

How do I make text attractive?

10 Typography Tricks to Make Your Text Much More Readable

1. Always consider measure. I heard someone tell me once that the reason they went into design was to avoid all the numbers involved in other fields.
2. Master leading.
3. Use hanging quotes.
4. Beware of widows and orphans.
5. Give emphasis.
6. Use scales to show hierarchy.
7. Keep your rags clean.
8. Easy on the contrast.

What is the most easily readable font?

Design Decoded: The Top 12 Easy to Read Fonts

• Helvetica. Along with Georgia, Helvetica is considered to be one of the most easily read fonts according to The Next Web.
• PT Sans & PT Serif. Can’t decide whether serif or sans-serif is for you?
• Open Sans.
• Quicksand.
• Verdana.
• Rooney.
• Karla.
• Roboto.