So true! My favourite workaround is just using cursive for a word or two out of the sentence, that way people can usually work out what that cursive says from its context
Hi Jacqui, thank you for this awesome video! Would you be willing to share which fonts are used for the "one font" and "two font" on your right slide called "choose fonts that won't fight"? That would be so helpful!
Hello!! Hmm, I think One Font is Hatton, and the second one is just a plain sans serif font - any could work here. I'm not sure of this exact one... might be Red Hat, Monserrat or Poppins
I have a question, I have looked an looked, I need to make a celestial sun an moon a specific pattern, I need the words too...I know this canbe done I just don't know what i'm doing wrong??? Help please-Sincerely April
@@jacquinaunton I figured it out..I'm trying to make a sun, a moon and star all one pattern..it took me a couple of days to figure it out but I finally found a video that explains what I was looking for. Thank you for replying so quickly.-April
I don’t think it’s necessary :) but it’s always good to have a websafe font in mind particularly for your body text font in case you ever need to default to that. Ie. I might use Poppins for my body text most of the time, but for me email signature or other times I need a websafe font I might use Arial
