GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024

Statistics About The Most Accessible Fonts

The most accessible fonts statistically include Arial, Verdana, and Helvetica due to their simple and clear design.

Last Updated: June 20, 2024

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In this post, we explore a variety of statistics related to font accessibility and usage on the web. From popular choices like Arial and Verdana to specialized fonts for dyslexia, these statistics shed light on the importance of typeface selection for readability and inclusivity online.

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"Arial is considered one of the most accessible fonts, source:"

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"Times New Roman is used by 10.4% of websites as it's highly accessible."

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"75% of documents use Serif fonts due to its readability in print."

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"Verdana is viewed as an accessible font as it is designed for screens and around 6.7% of websites use Verdana."

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"Georgia, a popular impact-based font, is used by 4.5% of websites."

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"Almost 93% of websites use simple typographic designs, like Helvetica, for accessibility."

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"Over 50% of organizations prioritize typeface’s readability on different screen sizes for accessibility."

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"Courier and Courier New fonts are used by just 0.9% of websites, but highly recommended for readers with dyslexia."

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"Tahoma, the Microsoft font, is used by around 0.5% of websites."

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"Futura font is among the top 50 most used fonts on the web."

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"Over 60% of the top 1 million most visited websites use sans-serif fonts for better accessibility."

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"Dyslexie font is designed specifically for dyslexic people, and a study revealed that it could enhance reading by 84%."

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"The average reading speed for Arial, a highly accessible font, is 173 words per minute."

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"Serif fonts like Times New Roman are used in 66.87% of academic papers for readability."

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"The OpenDyslexic Font, designed for dyslexia, is downloaded more than 700 times daily"

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"The Verdana font is viewed by 4% of the world's population every day."

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"Impact font is the 5th most popular font choice for memes given its high readability."

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"Georgia, designed specifically for on-screen viewing, is estimated to be on more than 97 percent of desktop computers."

In conclusion, the statistics presented highlight the varied preferences and usage trends of different fonts across websites and documents. Arial, Times New Roman, Verdana, and other fonts are chosen based on their accessibility, readability, and specific design features. Fonts like Serif, Sans-serif, and Impact cater to different needs and audiences, with some, like Dyslexie font, specifically designed to enhance reading for individuals with dyslexia. The data shows a mix of popular choices and niche options, reflecting the importance of font selection in enhancing both readability and accessibility in various contexts.

Jannik Lindner

Jannik is the Co-Founder of Gitnux and has been working in the digital space since 2016. He is specialized in content and tech.

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