16. Arvo
Another excellent font for websites, Arvo is a free font that you can make use of while designing your site. It makes a great font for print as well. Anton Koovit's geometric slab serif is available in options like Roman, Italic, Roman Bold, as well as Bold Italic. While Arvo’s has an almost uniform stroke width, it little contrast adds to its character. A great pick for your web needs.
17. Ledger
This is a free font for websites that is known for its great legibility even on low-resolution screens. Having a multi-purpose face with a big x-height, well defined serifs, strong stroke contrast, Ledger offers perfect readability. Designed by Denis Masharov, this free web font can be useful for editorial use in particular. It is great for print in addition to the web.
18. Bevan
Ultra-bold web fonts don't always translate to screens, but this one does. Bevan letterforms have been digitized, optimized and reshaped to be used on the web. You can make the most of more open counters and stronger stems in order to make sure that this free web font works as an ultra-bold display font that suits latest browsers.
19. Kreon
This free font is great for blogs. If you are looking for a perfect fit for your magazine or news website, Kreon can be a great option as well. This personality-packed web font makes a characterful serif by Julia Petretta. A free font with multiple uses, it can be a smart choice to give a great finishing touch to your website or blog.
20. Droid Sans
Perfect option that offer great readability on mobile screens, Droid Sans is a digital-focused typeface coming from director Steve Matteson. This free web font has been optimized for utmost readability at small sizes for user interfaces. Droid Sans offers an upright stress with open letterforms.