Fonts are so important when it comes to the world of blogging. When I first started out, I would just stick to what I knew, and there was nothing wrong with that. When time went on, I started to come out of my comfort zone, and I wanted to explore branding, new photos and of course, colours and fronts.
At first, I felt a little lost and confused by all the different plugin options and free downloadable font and style guides on offer. In time, and after plenty of research I began to pick out they key, reliable providers and after exploring several other blogs…I found my calling – Fontsy.
Fontsy was one of my first plugins, and even three years down the line – I still love and use the plugin for all my design, brand and font exploration pieces.
Design Bundles began in July 2016, and wanted to help customers, creatives and bloggers to be able to afford digital packages such as graphics, templates, mock ups, patterns, illustrations and craft files.
They now have over 1 million users, and their design bundles include over 150,000 options to see all different types of people.
The team specialise in connecting talented independent designers with discount seeking customers through a Design Marketplace. Their prices are 100% affordable, and their packages are ‘world class’, so why are you only reading about them now?
There are so many different plugins you could download onto your blog, but the one that I would recommend over them all is – Fontsy.
Fontsy is the all in one web font management plugin for WordPress, allowing you to import your own web fonts, or choose from our free web font library. The possibilities are endless, and they have allowed me to make my site look a little more jazzy, and keep reader’s actively engaged with my posts.
You can upload or select your own fonts, download fonts from a variety of different libraries, and there is absolutely no coding involved (which always pleases me).
Find out more here or download the app directly.
The plugin is completely FREE and although there are some fonts that are considered premium, there are over 1,300 of free fonts to get you started. They can all be found in the Font Library tab at the top. There is also absolutely NO LIMIT to the amount of fonts you can download and use, so get as creative as you like with this WordPress font plugin.
So the next time you want to revamp or recreate a blog post – look no further than a simple plugin. You really don’t need to spend a vast amount of money…
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