In contrast, sans-serif fonts emerged as a more modern, minimalist alternative, often associated with the clean aesthetic of 20th-century design movements. It's always dangerous to oversimplify ...

Design trends are cyclical, and 10 years from now sans serif fonts will give consumers something else they want to see. Until then, I’ll be here — likely in a pink velvet armchair, surrounded ...

On the left is a serif, Georgia, and on the right is a sans-serif, Helvetica. In print design, we’re told that serif fonts are considered the most readable. The serifs purportedly serve as aids ...

Comic Sans: It’s the best font in your tool box if you’re committed to sappy, unsophisticated design, and want to prove to the world that your type library hasn’t been updated since 1995.

To graphic-design ... with a sans serif in 2012. A year later, it wanted to communicate to shoppers that its product was more sophisticated than before, so it brought in a serif font, as well ...

In recent years, the decorative “wings” and “feet” of serif fonts have gone out of fashion in design circles and consumer brands have opted for cleaner sans-serif fonts in their logos such ...

The new font still uses the same vertical proportions of Roboto Sans, making it possible to mix the serif and sans-serif versions in a single design. It probably also helps that chunkier ...

(Serif fonts, which have small, ever-so-slightly ornamental strokes on their characters, are generally more intricate than sans-serif ones, and are therefore more difficult to design.) Last fall ...