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And although there are tons of fonts you could choose to use, they've chosen Comic Sans, which is also used by Balsamiq...
by giu 17y ago
And although there are tons of fonts you could choose to use, they've chosen Comic Sans, which is also used by Balsamiq...
- dchest 17y agoMy fresh Windows XP installation doesn't have any fonts other than Comic Sans that look similar to sketch style writing. What font would you suggest?
- giu 17y agoI know of Dafont.com's Handwritten section. Maybe you'll make a find there: http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=603 http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=603 . Although I don't know if the usage of these fonts is restricted by a license. It's nice that you listen and respond to such light criticism. Please note: No offense meant with my comment above :). It was just one of the first things I noticed (next to the lines) that reminded me of Balsamiq. I hope you can find an alternative font. Update: You also can make your own handwritten font using http://www.yourfonts.com/ http://www.yourfonts.com/, bypassing license restrictions that come with other fonts
- dchest 17y agoThis is a good suggestion. Unfortunately many handwritten fonts don't have full Unicode versions, which is important for us. Maybe we'll consider buying a license from some foundry, but they might cost too much for us at this time.
- maxklein 17y agoHumour Sans
- RyanMcGreal 17y agoSans humour.
- corruption 17y agoNapkin look and feel for java predates them both by years. Balsamiq doesn't have a trademark on hand drawn ui's.