Pairing Google Fonts: The Easy Mode - Design Tool Tuesday, Ep50
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Interaction & UXUI Design
Episode 50: Pairing Google Fonts: The Easy Mode
This week’s pick: Figma's resources for easy to use Google web font pairing for product and UX designers. Sometime back I reviewed a pro tool called typewolf that designers can use to get inspired to use their typefaces more effectively. This time it's the opposite side of the learning spectrum and what I would label as an easy mode for pairing simple, and readily available fonts well. I'll show you and talk through the basic rationale when it comes to using these web fonts and a few tips of what you definitely need to keep in mind. You can find, download and use this resource for free from Figma's main website.
Note: we're not affiliated with the tool makers. It's just a great UX tool you should know about.
In this new weekly UX design, user research and product design tools series I'll share some of the best picks I've encountered to date. You'll find out about the best apps, extensions, websites and other helpful tools.
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This week’s pick: Figma's resources for easy to use Google web font pairing for product and UX designers. Sometime back I reviewed a pro tool called typewolf that designers can use to get inspired to use their typefaces more effectively. This time it's the opposite side of the learning spectrum and what I would label as an easy mode for pairing simple, and readily available fonts well. I'll show you and talk through the basic rationale when it comes to using these web fonts and a few tips of what you definitely need to keep in mind. You can find, download and use this resource for free from Figma's main website.
Note: we're not affiliated with the tool makers. It's just a great UX tool you should know about.
In this new weekly UX design, user research and product design tools series I'll share some of the best picks I've encountered to date. You'll find out about the best apps, extensions, websites and other helpful tools.
More Design Tool Tuesday videos on this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM2Dd2NIn2Cp2lG7wKaYGg3TIk6GP14S6
🙌SUBSCRIBE to this channel to get the latest updates on user experience, design strategy and more: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMEQZDhP_k_YkFnwoCgT7SQ?sub_confirmation=1
👍Like what you see? Show some love by sharing, giving a like or leaving a comment below.
👨More from V:
Blog: http://blog.vaexperience.com
Instagram: http://instagram.com/vaexperience
Twitter: http://twitter.com/vytautasalech
Quora: https://www.quora.com/profile/Vytautas-Alech2 📩 Get my latest (BEST) updates delivered to your inbox: https://sendfox.com/vaexperience
#vaexperience #uxdesign #userexperience 🎒 Coursera UX courses: https://imp.i384100.net/dakRLQ