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: Determine if your font is for body text (requiring high legibility) or a decorative header.

: Always use black text, 1-inch margins, and standard 1.5 or double spacing. Avoid "gimmicky" or novelty fonts like Comic Sans. How to Create Your Own Custom Font

(e.g., Arial, Helvetica) are often preferred for digital screens and accessible reading for those with dyslexia.

(e.g., Times New Roman, Garamond) have decorative "feet" that help guide the eye across printed lines.

: Determine if your font is for body text (requiring high legibility) or a decorative header.

: Always use black text, 1-inch margins, and standard 1.5 or double spacing. Avoid "gimmicky" or novelty fonts like Comic Sans. How to Create Your Own Custom Font

(e.g., Arial, Helvetica) are often preferred for digital screens and accessible reading for those with dyslexia.

(e.g., Times New Roman, Garamond) have decorative "feet" that help guide the eye across printed lines.