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

The smallest font sized used for printing is 6pt or 0.6mm+. Factors like style, line thickness, print size and more determine readability of the text.

Samsung has revealed the Serif TV at the London Design Festival this week. Global pricing hasn't been confirmed yet, but the TV will going on sale in the UK, France, Denmark, and Sweden starting ...

The New York Times) use serif fonts to help convey the feeling of tradition, importance and knowledge. They want you to feel like they are an authority, that what you are reading is important and ...

In typography, a serif is an extra line or embellishment at the end of the main strokes of a letter. Times New Roman, named for the British newspaper that commissioned its design, is a popular ...

Dooley says the design of a city font is "as important as picking the colours in a flag". His font combines the city's Native American heritage with its industrial past and entrepreneurial ...

In print design, we’re told that serif fonts are considered the most readable. The serifs purportedly serve as aids to the eye, moving you from one letter to the next in a smoother fashion.

Microsoft. The new Bierstadt font. Microsoft describes Skeena as a fresh take on the sans serif fonts that it’s used for years. “Skeena is a ‘humanist’ sans serif based on the shapes of ...

Welcome to Noticed, The Goods’ design trend column. You know that thing you’ve been seeing all over the place? Allow us to explain it. What it is: Lydian is a “humanist” sans-serif ...

Called Roboto Serif, it (as the name suggests) is a serif version of its 2011 font that’s designed for easier reading across different screen sizes. Roboto Serif adds a retro spin to Google’s ...