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Huge Typography in Web Design

Typography is another way to draw audience’s attention to your website. Lately huge typography became a very popular web design trend and it started being used in corporate and business card websites, photographers’ and designers’ portfolios. Fonts, size, color, typeface – everything does matter when it comes to winning visitors’ favor. And as far as a website is a powerful communication and influential tool,  huge typography is used as an eye-catchy design element to promote key ideas of the company and to affect customers’ purchasing decisions.

Large fonts are good looking in headers and backgrounds, they fit menus as well as other navigation elements. Huge typography can be a beautiful and noticeable decoration tool or it can be a valid functional element. So today we’d like to inspire you with a collection of Flash and static websites with a huge typography in the public eye. Maybe this showcase will help you in your next web design project.

Huge Typography in Flash Designs

Flash technology provides almost unlimited opportunities in huge typography usage. You are welcome to make your typos look whatever you want and to arrange them with different animation effects. And here you’ll find 20 marvelous examples of using huge typography in Flash web designs.

Me in motion

Citrus7

Polar Gold

IAAH

Hungry man

Date drive

Jlern Design

Colorlight

Philter Design

Lorenzo Manta

Uli Heckmann Photography

Grip Limited

Dynamic Biss

History of Flight

Puma

Bell

2otsu

Crawley Webb

Cristof Echard

Webwork Studio

Huge Typography in Static Designs

Static websites are also a good platform to try huge and vibrant typography elements in action. They will enrich any kind of designs and add a newness to any website.

BigAudioAds

Iceberg quest

Brand New Conference

Amazee Labs

Teez

Soyo

Daniel Diggle

Ako Si Fabo

Rob Edwards

Gritti Rollo

I am Rogue

Oliver Kavanagh

Jordan Vitanov

Living Design

Uproar

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