saw this list going around and it's mostly just stuff we've used for a decade. they're pushing
Helvetica and
Roboto like it's some big revelation. the advice on spacing is basically common sense.
>Use high-quality fonts.it's basically just telling people to pay for licenses instead of using free stuff. seeing 'tremos' or 'miller' as the go-to for serious brands is pretty standard, but there's nothing really new here. honestly, it's all just
the same old classics rebranded for a new year. does anyone actually use 'quicksand' anymore without it looking like a preschool flyer?
more here:
https://speckyboy.com/logo-typeface-font/