Businesses today are digital and work on various online platforms. Being visually attractive is a one sure shot way to draw customer attention. The eCommerce industry owes a lot to designers, both web and graphic, for the way things look and feel today.

But what makes a effective logo, banner or blog template font? Is there is a single straight answer to this question?

Doing a mini research of sorts on the Web, I came across varied opinions on this topic. What most of them zeroed-in was the "font factor". In addition to what qulaity content is being created and surfaced around, the typology of font was a key determining factor that attracts clients.

Italian artists Alessandro Canepa and Andrea Paulicelli have created a range of modular furniture called 'Fontable', that would appeal to anyone who loves fonts or typography.

I loved how wittily they've come up with the name 'Fontable' and their creativity is quite evident in the every piece of furniture that they create.

Comic Sans is undoubtedly one of the most hated and opposed fonts of all time. So much so, that there's even a website called BanComicSans.com that is wholeheartedly dedicated towards removing any trace of Comic Sans from the face of this earth. New Democratic Party even tried to 'ban the font known as Comic Sans' in an omnibus ban bail.

But a recent project by 'We Are Capitalization' have taken an oath to defend this doomed typeface. They have humorously redesigned famous logos into something that Font Nazis would call a torture to human eyes.

"We fear no fonts and we will make the whole world comic sans, 'Because Helvetica is sooo 2011." they say.

Have a look at these supposedly 'comical' logos and let us know what you think: