Most commonly used fonts can be broken into two types: serifs and san-serifs. Serif fonts, like Times New Roman and Garamond, have decorative “wings” and “feet” on letters — called ...

Recommended substitute fonts are noted below. The serif typeface for print applications is Chronicle. Chronicle is a complete family of typefaces offering regular, semibold and bold, with separate ...

A typeface style without serifs, which are the short horizontal lines added at the tops and bottoms of the vertical member of the letter. Helvetica is a common sans-serif font. THIS DEFINITION IS ...

As well as dropping the capital C from its name, the company has replaced its hand-drawn word mark – last updated by Jessica Hische in 2013 – opting for a set of chunky sans serif letters created by ...