Because script typefaces are more difficult to read, they are best when used sparingly. Some companies choose to use script typefaces as a title. They then revert to a serif or sans serif font for the body paragraphs. Script typefaces are a good option when you want to catch the attention of your audience or convey a handwritten style.

However, many designers believe that designs that contain script should be created by hand to convey the true "handwritten" aspect. When you hand write something, your letter forms for the same letter will look different just because it was handwritten.

In summary, these fonts can be beautiful and powerful when used in the right setting. But in other cases, the choice to use a script typeface may come off as cheesy and difficult to read.