Open Sans for everything online. If it's good enough for Google...

Although Proxima is being over used, I don't think it's a bad thing at all. It's a beautiful font in every way and looks great on both flat and non-flat designs. I'm a big fan.

I have been using Effra to wean myself off of Avenir, which I used to wean myself off of Gotham and Proxima Nova.

I am a fan of calligraphy fonts but the designer in me wants to see legibility so I'd have to say something that falls right between those categories. I don't think I've seen a font that is my favorite yet.

In terms of popular fonts, I think it's comical that helvetica became so ubiquitous; simply because some artists wanted to draw more attention to the actual design visuals. I like classic fonts, they could come in handy every now.

Really love Proxima Nova, but I also regularly use Open Sans, Din and of course - Helvetica.

These days I'm really enjoying Univers.

Favorite sans-serif? It has to be Gotham (+Gotham Rounded).

Favorite serif? Merriweather on Google Web Fonts is what I'm using on my blog right now, and I love it. Adelle comes in at a close second.

Helvetica is still great. Futura is too. Can't say the same for Myriad Pro, though.

Ultramagnetic is my go to favorite: http://www.youworkforthem.com/font/T0020/ywft-ultramagnetic

Knockout from H&FJ

My absolute favorite fonts tend to vary a bit. In college I was obsessed with DIN. It was fortunate that it was such a versatile, gorgeous typeface. Later on I fell in love with Archer and Knockout. I still start every project trying to find a reason to use either typeface. Half the time I realize it's a mistake and I should be using something else. But I always love playing with them. Though on the web I'll often replace Archer with Adelle (via TypeKit) and that's always a good time. When setting a lot of type on paper (something I rarely, if ever, do these days), I've always found Hoefler Text to be a great serif for printing.

Definitely Proxima Nova, Open Sans, and Latos for web.

Futura is an all-time favorite. I like the art-deco character of Neutra. Tisa Pro for serif. And lately I'm into Source Sans Pro (free) and Brandon Grotesk.

DIN for headings, Kievit for body text and Auto 3 italic for the occasional added personality

DIN & Futura are my favorites. I find myself using Proxima Nova, Open Sans and Brandon Grotesque most though.

It's so hard to choose. I like Proxima Nova, Avenir, Rockwell (Just a few).. Online, I like Open Sans, Arial, Montserrat.

Personally, I don't mind the over-use of certain fonts. They're beautiful :)

Favourite font — Dala Floda Black. Haven't used it yet but gosh dang