I think the bolder prints look better and are more attention grabbing.

I like to chose option A. Because the font size is clearly visible. and it is eye-catchy.

The bold definitely catches my attention but I think tok much bold is too much, a is a great balance

I like A the most, for sure. I think the boldness of the main part with the juxtaposition of "nuts & seeds" works well visually.

I like the font of this one the most because I like how one product is put in bolder font that is still a clear font and the other one is a bit smaller but is still easier to see what it is.

The san serif fonts seem cleaner and I think will make the pantry look more organized

I like how the title of A/C are both bold and make them stand out against the words under the bottom. D is my third favorite because the font is dainty, and I like that for my kitchen.

The thin Sans Serif font on choice B is great. Choice D is nice because it is thin but less nice than the sans seriff.

I prefer option B the most because this print font looks more elegant and classy, it is somehow easier to process and still resonates powerfully without overwhelming label.

I like the simplicity of font in Choice B

Option B most fits my personal aesthetic. I like the thinner, more minimalist font style of B and D. Option C is just ok, option A I dislike the way the ampersand looks.

B- I prefer the thickness and lettering on for it's given use. C- I would choose if B wasn't available, it would be easy to read and it's still nice font. A- I just don't like the "&" symbol in that font. D- i do not like for this use it looks like newspaper

I like B and A because they are easy to read and I think have a modern touch to them. C and D are fine, but they aren't quite as easy to read as B and A.

The San serif font look more modern and less fussy

I would pick option B the font is crisp and easy to read from a distance. I also like the simple design of the font.

Option B is the simplest font and is most easily read. The bolded fonts would seem to be yelling at me from the pantry. Options A, D, and C are either bolded or are more complicated fonts that would not be attractive when there are many of them in use.

I like option B the best, because it seems more minimalistic. Then like option A for the same reasons, but I do not like the heavier font.

B & D over A & C because I like the thinner font more than the thicker font. B first because it's san serif. A over C because it's also a san serif.

Option C seems to be the cuter font

C has the most inviting and warm display that shows a higher progression of detail.

I like the font very much and it’s is attractive

Options C and D are the most eye catching.

C felt the most bold and strong to me. My eye went to it right away. It just stood out for me. D had a more simplistic look, but I liked the minimalism of it. B and A were nice but they both felt a bit safe to me.

I liked the font style for option C the most. Followed by A. Option D, was okay. Option B, just looked a bit too thin in terms of font style.

I like the bold and cutesy fonts the best.

I voted in order of how easily readable they were to my eye.

I like C because it is in bold letters, and you can see the words very well. I also like that all of the words are in the same font. I like that all the words are also centered. Everything is clean and straight

The retro style text makes it much more fun!

I like the font of choice C the best as it is bold but rounded and more whimsical than the other choices.

I like the bubbly font of C the best because it seems fun and slightly unusual. D is my second choice because it is also a bit unusual, and A is last because it bugs me that the text is almost but not quite black so B is third by default.

For the pre-printed pantry labels for things like flower, sugar, oats, cereal, etc. the font I like best is Choice C because is bolder and thicker, and the rounded shapes are more appealing and aesthetically pleasing than the other options. The fun is fun and trendy for kitchen labels and I would absolutely purchase decals or labels with this particular font.

I like the bolder fonts of options C and A but I like C the best because it feels like it has more character.

I like the thicker and darker font as it will draw attention to the products

I loved the elegance and traditionalism that was part of D's font. I appreciated that B's font was more subtle than the chunky fonts for A and C.

I selected the fonts that are the easiest to read and that I found to be the most visually appealing.

I prefer the serif font of option D, though do not think it makes much of a difference which font is used here. The boldface of option C looks emphasized for no apparent reason, and options A and B look too machine-like.

They all look pretty similar, but D was the the most aesthically pleasing with the narrow font.

I like D because it's nice and decorative and seems to have a bit of a flow to it, which I think works well with the idea of sunflowers or any kind of flowers. A is a nice strong sans-serif, which would be a bit easier to read and has a simpler style. I think C is fun and very easy to read. I don't think anything particular stands out about B.

I like D the best because it looks the most sophisticated and modern. A is my next choice because the sans font is friendly and the difference in weight is attractive. B is simple but clean, there's some charm there but it lacks personality. I feel that C is too bold.

I like the classic feel of option D the best. option C is really cool too though, feels sort of retro/70s vibes--which is totally great for sunflowers in particular :)

Sunflower Seed font looks best in this one and the most professional.

The more modern looking the writing is the more likely someone is to click on it. If the writing stands out well people will click on it.

Option D, The font is not small, neither is it very small. It looks very beautiful and not sophisticated.

bold yet readable

I liked the typeface that had the most personality and fit their purpose the most.

B looks too boring, I overlooked it in a second. A looks like it is shouting at me, and not in a great way. C is nice, but more on the childish side. D caught me first.

I like the font of option D better as it catches my attention more than any other font present

D looks most like Arial font, which is the accepted typeface font for writing. Then ranked the rest based on the ampersand appearance.

My favorite is Option D font because it`s stylish, elegant and appealing, and not aggressive. My second best is Option A which is a bit more noticeable but still tasteful. Other options follow in the mentioned order.

Option D is the best because the font looks classy.