There are many fonts used in web design, which mainly depends on which system the product runs on, whether the product is pure English or Chinese English or even other national languages.

1. Franklin Gothic: This font is a sans serif font that appeared very early, so it has an ancient style, rough and powerful strokes, a masculine feeling, and is suitable for strong expression. Web fonts can consider Oswald.

2. FuturaFutura: Latin for future. It is modern and has geometric features. It feels like the mainstream hot font now, especially when it is necessary to highlight fashion and design. The production process was influenced by the Bauhaus movement. It is the trademark word of LV, and it is also the font of choice in many magazines now.

3. Arial： Helvetica's "clone" is very similar to Helvetica, with slight differences in details such as R and G. If the font size is too small and there are too many words, it will look a little tired. Win and Mac display are normal

4. Verdana: a font specially designed for screen display, humanist style, which can still be clearly displayed in a small font size, but the font details are seriously missing, so it is better not to be a title.

5. Tahoma: It's also humanist style. The font is similar to Verdana, but slightly narrower and the counter is slightly smaller. It used to be the standard font of Windows, and it was also installed by default after Mac 1.5.

6. Trebuchet MS: a humanist font designed for Microsoft.

Extended information:

For the website with no CSS definition of bai font-family, different browsers and du operating system zhi use different fonts. Helvetica, Arial and Verdana without serif, and Georgia and Times with serif are more common.

English Web fonts usually come from Microsoft's Web Core Fonts.

They include Andale Mono, Arial, Arial Black, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Impact, Times New Roman, Trebuchet MS and Verdana.

these fonts are bundled for free in almost all post-1996 operating systems. As for Chinese, there are very few choices. Basically, they bring their own Windows fonts (Song Ti, Microsoft Yahei, Microsoft Zhenghei), or use the browser fallback directly without defining Chinese fonts.

However, the current trend is that more and more websites start to use Web Font, giving designers more space to bypass these Core Fonts.