Multiple fonts in a website

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Published on 2012-03-27T11:57:08Z Indexed on 2012/03/28 5:43 UTC
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I have been creating a blog and now its almost done. I am thinking of adding fonts to it. I am curious if having more than 1 font in a website makes it look unprofessional? I understand that it is a personal opinion of a person how the site should look but my site is a blog so I want to consider how visitors might feel seeing multiple fonts on a website. Does it look standard? In short: How many fonts should one use so that readability does not get affected?

Thanks in advance.

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