1.Arial
Arial font is easy to read and the lines are near and clean
2.Calibri
Calibri is associate with stability. It is also the default MS font, and was made specifically for computer screens.
3.Georgia
If you want to keep the traditional look, however stick out a little consider the Georgia font.
4.Times New Roman
Time New Roman is the most popular font option since resumes are mostly viewed on computer screens since it always displays neat and easy to read on any computer
5.Trebuchet MS
Trebuchet MS is good for those who want o set their resumes apart from the normal fonts used.
Top 5 Resume Fonts
1.Arial
Arial font is easy to read and the lines are near and clean
2.Calibri
Calibri is associate...
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Posted 02 February 2014 - 08:29 PM
Hi Galib, kerning is the space between characters, and depending on how much space you have between those, you can create interesting logo only using typography, here there is a link with more info and tips about kerning 
11 kerning tips for improving your typography
11 kerning tips for improving your typography
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Posted 03 February 2014 - 11:52 PM
I don't recommend using Century Gothic for body text. It's better for headlines and short sub-heads. As a geometric typeface, its readability isn't very good at small sizes and there are much better options (like the ones mentioned in the first post, which are web-safe fonts)
This is one of the better articles I've seen on kerning. Thanks for sharing! It would benefit anyone who reads it
Hi Galib, kerning is the space between characters, and depending on how much space you have between those, you can create interesting logo only using typography, here there is a link with more info and tips about kerning
11 kerning tips for improving your typography
This is one of the better articles I've seen on kerning. Thanks for sharing! It would benefit anyone who reads it
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Dinda
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Posted 13 February 2014 - 03:33 PM
I don't recommend using Century Gothic for body text. It's better for headlines and short sub-heads. As a geometric typeface, its readability isn't very good at small sizes and there are much better options (like the ones mentioned in the first post, which are web-safe fonts)
This is one of the better articles I've seen on kerning. Thanks for sharing! It would benefit anyone who reads it
Hi Galib, kerning is the space between characters, and depending on how much space you have between those, you can create interesting logo only using typography, here there is a link with more info and tips about kerning
11 kerning tips for improving your typography
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