What is the best font for cover letter?

Using a simple font will ensure that your cover letter is easy to read. Basic fonts like Arial, Courier New, Calibri, Verdana, and Times New Roman work the best. Most word processing and email programs will default to a professional and easily readable choice.

How do I choose a good font?

4 Ways To Choose The Right Typeface

Use Safe Typefaces. Every designer has some amazingly outlandish typefaces that they use for special occasions.
Know 5 Families Of Type.
When Selecting Two Fonts, Use Decisive Contrast.
Use “Wild” Typefaces Sparingly.
Bonus Rule for Choosing Fonts: ‘There Are No Rules’

How do I choose a secondary font?

A good rule of thumb for choosing a second font is “Don’t settle.” If a display font doesn’t match the mood of the text or work with the text type, keep looking. Always be willing to go back and develop new solutions rather than settle for a font that’s not right.

What are some important factors to consider when you are choosing a font for a document?

Here are seven key factors to consider when searching for an appropriate typeface:

Branding. A font you select should embody the character and spirit of your brand.
Legibility.
Serif vs Sans.
Font Family.
Limit the total number of fonts.
Avoid using too similar fonts.
When selecting two fonts, use decisive contrast.

How do I choose a font for my logo?

Tips on choosing the best font for your logo:

Keep it simple.
See what fonts your competitors are using. Your goal is not to imitate but to analyze whether their solutions are smart.
Use a font to reflect your brand identity.
Do not use too many fonts.
Do not use trendy fonts.

Should I use the same font as my logo?

Your headline font should fit in with the font used in the logo, this is a good design practice. It does detract from the uniqueness of the logo font a bit, but in some cases works.10