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Yes, mixing different fonts and typography is perfectly fine, so long as it is done tastefully. My approach to mixing different fonts is to give each font a purpose or a voice. The App would have a particular voice and the fonts would correspond to its personality. While things requiring input from the user would have a different font/voice. Using that as a guideline can help making things consistent and help you keep track of all the typography being used.

Check out this tutorial by Hoefler & Frere-Jones Four Techniques for Combining Typefaces (sames as the link in the previous post) http://www.typography.com/ask/recentTopic.php?rtID=92Four Techniques for Combining Typefaces

Another good example of it in use by Mailchimp http://voiceandtone.com/success-messagein use by Mailchimp.

Yes, mixing different fonts and typography is perfectly fine, so long as it is done tastefully. My approach to mixing different fonts is to give each font a purpose or a voice. The App would have a particular voice and the fonts would correspond to its personality. While things requiring input from the user would have a different font/voice. Using that as a guideline can help making things consistent and help you keep track of all the typography being used.

Check out this tutorial by Hoefler & Frere-Jones Four Techniques for Combining Typefaces (sames as the link in the previous post) http://www.typography.com/ask/recentTopic.php?rtID=92

Another good example of it in use by Mailchimp http://voiceandtone.com/success-message

Yes, mixing different fonts and typography is perfectly fine, so long as it is done tastefully. My approach to mixing different fonts is to give each font a purpose or a voice. The App would have a particular voice and the fonts would correspond to its personality. While things requiring input from the user would have a different font/voice. Using that as a guideline can help making things consistent and help you keep track of all the typography being used.

Check out this tutorial by Hoefler & Frere-Jones Four Techniques for Combining Typefaces

Another good example of it in use by Mailchimp.

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Yes, mixing different fonts and typography is perfectly fine, so long as it is done tastefully. My approach to mixing different fonts is to give each font a purpose or a voice. The App would have a particular voice and the fonts would correspond to its personality. While things requiring input from the user would have a different font/voice. Using that as a guideline can help making things consistent and help you keep track of all the typography being used.

Check out this tutorial by Hoefler & Frere-Jones Four Techniques for Combining Typefaces (sames as the link in the previous post) http://www.typography.com/ask/recentTopic.php?rtID=92

Another good example of it in use by Mailchimp http://voiceandtone.com/success-message