This makes it perfect for something more formal than a sans-serif font. It’s ideal for personalized gifts, plaques, or engraved invitations where you want to add a touch of sophistication.

It's more of a tradition, really. There are plenty of other formal fonts out there to use, but Times New Roman has been the standard for that kind of thing for decades.

All titles, the guide states, should be in Georgia: “This elegant serif font provides contrast to the general sans serif body text, and conveys a modern yet traditional look and feel.” ...

San serif fonts, on the other hand, don't have these elegant extenders, and tend to come across as more casual. Asked why we read these subtle cues the way we do, Chaparro said that's hard to know ...

Google Play Books 3.4.5 brings a change that typography aficionados will appreciate: a new default typeface called Literata. Literata, which was officially introduced yesterday on Twitter, is an ...