- Circular Std
- Rounded edges.
- Friendly, familiar typeface.
- Fits with the organic lines of the illustration.
- Thickness of the stroke works well and contrasts well against the illustration.
- Works well for the brief, engaging and encouraging people to use the scheme.
- Typeface may been seen as too young/immature.
- Patronising.
- Proxima Nova Alt Bold
- More serious tone.
- Still fits with the loose lines of the illustrations.
- Not too geometric.
- Still approachable and friendly typeface.
- Fits better along the lines.
- Easy to read.
- Motor Oil
- Too harsh with the pointy and geometric shapes and edges.
- Contrasts too much with the illustrations.
- Harder to read from a distance.
- The type doesn't read or flow well.
- Futura Bold
- Futura Medium
- Bold type is too much and is too heavy a contrast.
- Bold works well/better when the text and type is smaller.
- Medium Futura is successful and works much better than bold Futura.
- The apex of the 'A' is quite harsh as it looks too sharp and geometric, similar to motor oil.
- The
- Helvetica
- Too simple.
- Looks too serious.
- Isn't very friendly or approachable.
- Overused typeface.
- Keep Calm
- Works well.
- Right balance between geometric and organic lines.
- Contrasts well with the lines of the illustration.
Summary
- The most successful typefaces from analysis and feedback are Proxima Nova Alt Bold and Keep Calm.
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