- Pact Media
Pact Media is a full-service creative agency that helps brands stand out and deliver meaningful digital experiences. Right from the homepage, you can see their design identity shine through. It gives confident, stylish, and progressive.
The headings use the Felix serif font, which immediately gives them presence. It feels bold and confident, yet still stylish, perfectly reflecting the agency’s creative personality. The elegant but yet sharp details at the ends of letters adds sophistication, showing that Pact Media values both professionalism and creativity. It’s the kind of font that really communicates what the agency can bring to its clients.
For the paragraphs, navigation, and other text, the site uses Exo, a clean sans-serif font. Exo is easy to read, geometric, and slightly boxy. It’s clear to see that box shape when you look at the o’s, e and a.
It pairs beautifully with Felix, balancing the decorative heading with simple, readable text. Plus, there’s good line spacing making the content easy on the eyes and effortless to skim through.
2. Pixelmatters
Pixelmatters is a digital product studio founded in Porto, Portugal, around 2013–2014. Their team is made up of strategists, designers, and developers who work together to create high-quality web and mobile experiences. Guided by their motto, “Good is not good enough,” Pixelmatters places a strong focus on excellence and detail in everything they build.
The website uses Geist Sans, a clean sans-serif typeface that immediately gives a sense of trust and reliability. The circular shapes of letters like p, d, b, and c create a soft and smooth appearance, making the text feel approachable and friendly. Despite its simplicity, the font also feels modern.
3. BYLD
byld.dev is the website for BYLD, a software agency that helps founders and teams create exceptional digital products. Their goal is to build software that businesses can trust and rely on. The site has received awards for its design, winning Best Innovation, UX, and UI at the CSS Design Awards in 2025.
The title font, Microgramma D, is known for being strikingly bold. It acts as a strong visual element for the website, immediately drawing attention. Though the designer chose to merge the letters, the boldness of this font ensures the name remains clear and readable even with the creative styling.
This typeface works best for titles and headings, especially in all caps, where its structured and confident look reinforces BYLD’s identity as a serious yet creative tech agency.
The body text uses Ticketing, a monospace font that resembles the kind of type you’d find on train or boarding tickets. Therefore, its familiar, readable, and highly functional. Each letter has the same width, giving the text a neat, code-like appearance that fits perfectly with BYLD’s tech-driven theme.
Some of the letters feature angular, hexagon-like corners, adding a unique geometric touch that makes the font feel modern and technical.
Even without reading the words, visitors can tell this company is connected to coding and digital design. Despite being in all caps, the font doesn’t feel intimidating. The clear spacing between words, prevents the text from looking crowded. The result is a layout that feels structured, futuristic, and perfectly aligned with BYLD’s brand message.
