The lack of horizontal thrust is really useful because it allows you to type out especially long words without worrying about taking up space on the next line and having one of those awkward moments where a word will not fit on the same line unless you make the font smaller. Building is about thin, narrow letters that emphasize the up and down rather than the side to side. It is ever so vertical-the kind of towering, impressive typeface that makes your words leap skywards like steel skyscrapers of ideas blasting off into the clouds. Maybe this is because its elongated letters make me think of steel girders, or maybe it’s just because of its clever name. And what’s really cool is that you can download all of these fonts for free! So let’s get started! Presentation Font #1: Buildingīuilding has the sort of look that you associate with Chicago in the 1920s or Milan in the 1930s. But we digress: Today’s a day to talk about presentation fonts-we would like to introduce you to 7 delicious fonts that will surely give your presentations some extra special flair. If you pick a great font, you can almost bet that your presentation will be better received, because who doesn’t love a really pretty typeface? Especially if you combine that typeface with some of our other recommendations for your PowerPoint.
We’re also super into background textures, design templates, and anything else that can make your PowerPoint design scheme stand out. We also talk about them because we’re huge nerds and nothing gets us more excited than a really nicely thought-out typeface. At Presentation Panda we talk about fonts quite a bit because they are super, super important.
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