How can I choose a font for my presentation

A font is never just decoration. It carries mood, history, and intention before a single word is read. The question to ask is not which font looks good, but which font belongs here. What is the content trying to feel like? Who is in the room?

Neutrality is a choice too, but an overused one. The world is saturated with clean, detached typefaces that say nothing. If your presentation has a point of view, your font should too. Character in type creates character in the work.

Start with the content's emotional truth, then find a typeface that echoes it. The font should feel inevitable, not selected.