“A Typeface for Kids”

Chris Coyier Chris Coyier on

If you’re designing something for kids, you’ve always got Comic Sans as a typeface choice. We make fun of it, but it really is playful and nice and quite readable. It’s not nearly this egregious. I’m sure you can find other good options out there too, but big high fives to the gang at Underware for their new Kermit font (saw via Microsoft who has put it into Office). It’s friendly looking, dyslexia friendly, and wonderfully variable. Little on the pricey side, but most great fonts are.

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