Now that we've sorted out the licenses, let's move on to the selection.

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In the event of a legal conflict, all charges will fall on the designer - and the fines for such a violation are prohibitive for one person.



Rubik is a member of the sans-serif font family with slightly rounded corners. It was designed by Philippe Hubert and Sebastian Fischer.

The light, soft font will look good in typesetting (for reading) and will suit a project of almost any subject. It is especially good for websites and landing pages of companies from the digital industry. The advantage of this font is its freshness. It does not look hackneyed even for the most experienced designers.


Cormorant is a graceful serif typeface designed by Christian Thalmann. It includes belgium email list five classic weights (Light, Regular, Medium, SemiBold, Bold) and a large number of characters. Check out the project on Behance to explore it in detail.

When creating this font, the designer took the well-known Garamond as a starting point, which works great in typesetting, but is not suitable for headings. It is worth noting that Christian managed to correct this shortcoming!

Use this font for blogs, lifestyle sites, and news portals. Cormorant successfully combines elegance and severity, so it is safe for a variety of projects.