This is for people who want to make present time looking projects on Scratch. And the font is… Helvetica Neue Ultra Light! Yep that's the one! I don't know what else to put here…

Light Sans fonts are the best IMO. I've really taken a liking to the more minimal and “flat” designs, especially the way Google and Google's products are going.

Edit: the best for making designs, not for readability. They look good for short parts of text, but don't try submitting a paper for school in Helvetica Neue.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typography_of_Apple_Inc.

Did you know that the Apple bite mark was designed to fit right next to the “a” in Motter Tektura?

16Skittles wrote:

Light Sans fonts are the best IMO. I've really taken a liking to the more minimal and “flat” designs, especially the way Google and Google's products are going.

Edit: the best for making designs, not for readability. They look good for short parts of text, but don't try submitting a paper for school in Helvetica Neue.

Especially Helvetica Neue Ultra Light.

I actually use either Helvetica or Helvetica for most of my assignments.

jji7skyline wrote:

16Skittles wrote:

Light Sans fonts are the best IMO. I've really taken a liking to the more minimal and “flat” designs, especially the way Google and Google's products are going.

Edit: the best for making designs, not for readability. They look good for short parts of text, but don't try submitting a paper for school in Helvetica Neue.

Especially Helvetica Neue Ultra Light.

I actually use either Helvetica or Helvetica for most of my assignments.

Helvetica or Helvetica??
Here at least they require Times New Roman, but none of my teachers can tell the difference so I use Georgia.

scratchisthebest wrote:

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typography_of_Apple_Inc.

Did you know that the Apple bite mark was designed to fit right next to the “a” in Motter Tektura?

So does that the mean the whole Morse apple-bite influence was a urban myth?

veggieman001 wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

16Skittles wrote:

Light Sans fonts are the best IMO. I've really taken a liking to the more minimal and “flat” designs, especially the way Google and Google's products are going.

Edit: the best for making designs, not for readability. They look good for short parts of text, but don't try submitting a paper for school in Helvetica Neue.

Especially Helvetica Neue Ultra Light.

I actually use either Helvetica or Helvetica for most of my assignments.

Helvetica or Helvetica??
Here at least they require Times New Roman, but none of my teachers can tell the difference so I use Georgia.

oops

Helvetica or Helvetica Neue.

Lol, I definitely prefer Georgia to Times New Roman. It's one of my favourite serif fonts.

NeilWest wrote:

scratchisthebest wrote:

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typography_of_Apple_Inc.

Did you know that the Apple bite mark was designed to fit right next to the “a” in Motter Tektura?

So does that the mean the whole Morse apple-bite influence was a urban myth?

??

veggieman001 wrote:

I use Georgia.

You're from Georgia, Sweet Georgia, and history books unfold ya…
Sorry that this is off-topic, I just couldn't resist the ERBoH reference I had to make

scratchisthebest wrote:

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typography_of_Apple_Inc.

Did you know that the Apple bite mark was designed to fit right next to the “a” in Motter Tektura?

Please post this in the Trivia/Did You Know? topic.

mariobros406 wrote:

scratchisthebest wrote:

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typography_of_Apple_Inc.

Did you know that the Apple bite mark was designed to fit right next to the “a” in Motter Tektura?

Please post this in the Trivia/Did You Know? topic.

It fits in both topics so it doesn't matter…

jji7skyline wrote:

16Skittles wrote:

Light Sans fonts are the best IMO. I've really taken a liking to the more minimal and “flat” designs, especially the way Google and Google's products are going.

Edit: the best for making designs, not for readability. They look good for short parts of text, but don't try submitting a paper for school in Helvetica Neue.

Especially Helvetica Neue Ultra Light.

I actually use either Helvetica or Helvetica for most of my assignments.

I submitted an essay in Segoe UI Light once. My teacher got mad.

LeDerpy123 wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

16Skittles wrote:

Light Sans fonts are the best IMO. I've really taken a liking to the more minimal and “flat” designs, especially the way Google and Google's products are going.

Edit: the best for making designs, not for readability. They look good for short parts of text, but don't try submitting a paper for school in Helvetica Neue.

Especially Helvetica Neue Ultra Light.

I actually use either Helvetica or Helvetica for most of my assignments.

I submitted an essay in Segoe UI Light once. My teacher got mad.

Careful though, if the teacher doesn't have the font installed, it may default to some other sans font.

Also, using light fonts in general aren't a good idea, especially at small sizes.

jji7skyline wrote:

LeDerpy123 wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

16Skittles wrote:

Light Sans fonts are the best IMO. I've really taken a liking to the more minimal and “flat” designs, especially the way Google and Google's products are going.

Edit: the best for making designs, not for readability. They look good for short parts of text, but don't try submitting a paper for school in Helvetica Neue.

Especially Helvetica Neue Ultra Light.

I actually use either Helvetica or Helvetica for most of my assignments.

I submitted an essay in Segoe UI Light once. My teacher got mad.

Careful though, if the teacher doesn't have the font installed, it may default to some other sans font.

Also, using light fonts in general aren't a good idea, especially at small sizes.

I think MS Word has an option to embed fonts in the document.

nathanprocks wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

LeDerpy123 wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

16Skittles wrote:

Light Sans fonts are the best IMO. I've really taken a liking to the more minimal and “flat” designs, especially the way Google and Google's products are going.

Edit: the best for making designs, not for readability. They look good for short parts of text, but don't try submitting a paper for school in Helvetica Neue.

Especially Helvetica Neue Ultra Light.

I actually use either Helvetica or Helvetica for most of my assignments.

I submitted an essay in Segoe UI Light once. My teacher got mad.

Careful though, if the teacher doesn't have the font installed, it may default to some other sans font.

Also, using light fonts in general aren't a good idea, especially at small sizes.

I think MS Word has an option to embed fonts in the document.

I thought that was only with PDFs.

jji7skyline wrote:

nathanprocks wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

LeDerpy123 wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

16Skittles wrote:

Light Sans fonts are the best IMO. I've really taken a liking to the more minimal and “flat” designs, especially the way Google and Google's products are going.

Edit: the best for making designs, not for readability. They look good for short parts of text, but don't try submitting a paper for school in Helvetica Neue.

Especially Helvetica Neue Ultra Light.

I actually use either Helvetica or Helvetica for most of my assignments.

I submitted an essay in Segoe UI Light once. My teacher got mad.

Careful though, if the teacher doesn't have the font installed, it may default to some other sans font.

Also, using light fonts in general aren't a good idea, especially at small sizes.

I think MS Word has an option to embed fonts in the document.

I thought that was only with PDFs.

I think it works in Word. I haven't used it in a while but I know PowerPoint can.

Yea ive been having trouble posting a logo with helvetica neue ultra light it makes it thicker for some reason i dont know why?

Light fonts are impossible to read with small sizes.


Just leaving that here

The question is, or at least my question is, how do you GET the font? Ive been wanting it sooo bad

goldfish678 wrote:

The question is, or at least my question is, how do you GET the font? Ive been wanting it sooo bad

You pay 29 dollars.

Or, try something equally pretty for free :).