What is Font pairing?
The short answer
Font pairing is choosing two or more typefaces that work together, often a distinctive one for headings and a neutral one for body text.
Font pairing, explained
Pairs work when they contrast clearly (serif with sans-serif, geometric with humanist) while sharing proportions, so they feel related rather than random.
Questions people ask about Font pairing
What is Font pairing?
Font pairing is choosing two or more typefaces that work together, often a distinctive one for headings and a neutral one for body text.
Related terms
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UIUI, or user interface, is the visible, clickable surface of a website: buttons, type, colour, spacing, icons and the states each element shows.
WireframeA wireframe is a simple, low-detail layout of a page, boxes and labels without colour or imagery, used to agree on structure before visual design begins.
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