Being designers we usually need more than just the usual font collection. Many typefaces are made available online for free it can be very helpful for designers to build up their type arsenal. Of course many would argue that designers should avoid using free grungy typefaces and instead apply type treatment to existing and well designed typefaces like Helvetica, Trebuchet, Georgia, H&FJ, and others.

Using the right font in your logo design is vital. It represents your company on all your business promotional items so it must be appropriate, professional, and most importantly: legible.

That’s why today we have a collection of 50 free professional free fonts, we’re not talking about grunge fonts or ones that have a distressed look, we’re talking about great looking professional typefaces made available for free online. I hope you enjoy this collection!

Caviar Dreams

Champagne & Limousines

Fontin

Oceania

League Gothic

Steiner

Telegraphico

Museo Sans

Days

Fontin Sans

Comfortaa

Rounded

Asenine

Juice Gadisradio

Optimus Princeps

Cicle

Bodoni XT

Day Roman

Liberation Serif

Apple Garamond

Cyclo

Organic Elements

Quadranta

Tallys

Reznor Broken

Museo

Antipasto

Fertigo

Charpentier Renaissance

Delicious

Calluna

Anivers

Fibel

Raleway

Prociono

Headline

Sansation

Chunk

Graublau

Junction

Justus

Typo3

Typo Slab Serif

Just Oldfashion

Goudy Bookletter 1911

Bitstream Vera Sans

Diavlo

Bastardus Sans

Tall Dark & Handsome

This is a guest post from Tom Walker who works as writer and design for a supplier of Pixma ink cartridges, toners, paper and other accessories. Visit their blog for his latest writing about design and print media.

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I recently wrote an article: what to include in a design project proposal. Which helped me think through the things I normal include in say a branding project. However, for the web its evident different things are involved. In my web travels I have found the following sample contracts and proposal examples – thought it would be nice to share. Hopefully you find these useful to use or to help create your own bespoke proposals.

I recently also came across a useful web application called Quote Robot which is a great tool for streamlining your workflow and sending out proposals in a much faster time than normal. It has a plethora of features for most needs, so have a look!

Find below the contract template downloads.

Many thanks to the creators of the above documents.

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