Too Many Fonts
Your site loads 4+ font families. Professional design uses 1–2.
Quick Answer
To fix font chaos, audit your font-family declarations and reduce to a maximum of 2 fonts: one for headings and one for body text. Remove unused Google Fonts imports, consolidate similar fonts, and self-host your fonts in WOFF2 format for the fastest loading.
The Problem
Loading 4-6 different font families adds hundreds of kilobytes of downloads, increases render-blocking time, and creates a visually inconsistent design. It's a common symptom of template builders that load fonts for every widget.
Why It Matters
Every additional font adds 20-100KB of downloads and blocks text rendering until loaded. Beyond performance, inconsistent typography makes a site look unprofessional — like it was assembled from parts rather than designed intentionally.
How to Fix It
Check how many fonts you're loading: open DevTools → Network tab → filter by 'font'.
Choose 2 fonts maximum: one display/heading font and one body text font.
Remove unused Google Fonts imports from your <head>.
Self-host your fonts in WOFF2 format instead of loading from Google Fonts for better privacy and speed.
Use font-display: swap to prevent invisible text while fonts load.
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