Font Combinations For Your Website
- July 17, 2021
Do you want your website content to convey more authority? An appealing combination of fonts can help you to do that.
If you aren’t sure how different fonts go together, here’s a list of handpicked font combinations that you can consider using for your website.
- Open Sans and Roboto: Do you want to give a firm and easy-to-read look to your content? Try the combination of Open Sans and Roboto. This blend works well to convey messages clearly.
If you want to put more emphasis on the weight of Open Sans, consider using the semi-bold header.
- PT Sans Narrow and PT Sans: Ideal for both short-form and long-form content, these fonts give an appealing look to your landing pages.
Both the fonts are legible and don’t look monotonous when used together.
- Merriweather and Lato: Do the users need to scroll your webpage to read extra bits of information? If so, Merriweather and Lato is the right combination to give a classic look to the content.
You can even try interchanging the sequence of the fonts to achieve better results.
Some other nice font combinations include Source Sans Pro & Times New Roman, Libre Franklin & Libre Baskerville, and Cooper Hewitt Heavy & Cooper Hewitt Thin.
When mixing and matching fonts, make sure they are in perfect harmony with your brand voice and style.
More resources:
Elementor’s Guide to Font Pairing
Quicksprout: The Best Website Fonts that Go Together in 2021
More from Black Raven

The 2:00 AM Audience Audit: Why Human Engine Optimization Beats Plain SEO
If you build your website strictly for search engines, you might win a spot on page one—and still watch your business go broke. Traditional Search

How We Keep Client “Homework” Minimal & Painless
Last time I checked, nobody hires a marketing agency because they are looking for a second job. You hire a marketing partner to buy back

The Engine Behind the Agency: How the Black Raven Flywheel Keeps Us Moving Onward and Upward
Most agencies treat client work like a transactional assembly line—a job comes in, the work gets dumped out, and an invoice goes home. We built