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17/20. I've spent some time studying the differences and could just rocket through them without bothering to even look at the 'c's and 't's. The one that gave m
by vinceguidry 8y ago
17/20. I've spent some time studying the differences and could just rocket through them without bothering to even look at the 'c's and 't's. The one that gave me the most pause was digital, and that was one of the ones I got wrong. When you separate the letters, Helvetica loses a lot. The other two I got wrong were also done without letter-by-letter examination.
Helvetica just looks more 'solid' sitting there on the page. Not only is the font a bit heavier, but the kerning is also tighter. Arial's curves and lines look like a 15 year old who thinks anime art is cool drew them.
Arial is an awful font that I wish never had been born.
- lloeki 8y ago> digital The lowercase a is a dead giveaway.
- computerfriend 8y agoAnd the "t".
- vinceguidry 8y agoI didn't go reading up on the specific differences between the fonts before taking the test. I did look at the 't', but I didn't remember which was which. I had been relying on the impression the two fonts made on my mind.
- tomtimtall 8y agoI know nothing about fonts. Got 18/20 just picking whichever felt older looking.
- reaperducer 8y ago16/20 by trying to guess which one was more German/mathematical looking.