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Top 20 Accessible Fonts for Web Design

Top 20 Accessible Fonts for Web Design

Top 20 Accessible Fonts for Web Design

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Choosing Accessible Fonts for QuarkBeat

QuarkBeat uses Comic Sans for its clean, sans-serif readability and accessibility across devices, paired with Arial as a fallback for broad compatibility.

Top 20 Accessible Fonts for Web Design

These Accessible Fonts for Web Design are selected for readability, accessibility (e.g., visual impairments, dyslexia), and aesthetic variety, suitable for a professional and inclusive look. Each font is displayed in its own typeface. 

  1. Verdana (Sans-Serif, Web-Safe): Clear, wide letterforms, excellent for low vision.
  2. Arial (Sans-Serif, Web-Safe): Simple, neutral, highly legible.
  3. Helvetica (Sans-Serif, Web-Safe): Clean, modern, great for headings.
  4. Comic Sans MS (Sans-Serif, Web-Safe): Dyslexia-friendly, use sparingly.
  5. Bebas Neue (Condensed Sans-Serif, Google Fonts): Bold, great for headings.
  6. Open Sans (Sans-Serif, Google Fonts): Legible at small sizes, ideal for body text.
  7. Lato (Sans-Serif, Google Fonts): Warm, professional, good for articles.
  8. Roboto (Sans-Serif, Google Fonts): Modern, versatile for body and headings.
  9. Source Sans Pro (Sans-Serif, Google Fonts): Clean, UI-friendly, highly readable.
  10. Tahoma (Sans-Serif, Web-Safe): Compact, clear, good for dense text.
  11. Georgia (Serif, Web-Safe): Elegant, readable, ideal for editorial content.
  12. Times New Roman (Serif, Web-Safe): Classic, legible, less modern.
  13. Merriweather (Serif, Google Fonts): Warm, dyslexia-friendly, great for articles.
  14. PT Sans (Sans-Serif, Google Fonts): Neutral, accessible, multilingual.
  15. Montserrat (Sans-Serif, Google Fonts): Stylish, great for headings.
  16. Noto Sans (Sans-Serif, Google Fonts): Universal, highly legible.
  17. Poppins (Sans-Serif, Google Fonts): Rounded, modern, good for headings.
  18. Lexend (Sans-Serif, Google Fonts): Dyslexia-friendly, improves reading speed.
  19. Atkinson Hyperlegible (Sans-Serif, Google Fonts): Designed for low vision.
  20. Inter (Sans-Serif, Google Fonts): Screen-optimized, great for UI and text.

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