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I'm pretty sure on computer monitors, sans-serif produces better readability, but on paper it's the opposite. "Numerous studies have been done on the readabili
by Andrex 15y ago
I'm pretty sure on computer monitors, sans-serif produces better readability, but on paper it's the opposite.
"Numerous studies have been done on the readability of serif vs. sans serif typefaces. Studies indicate that serif typefaces may be more readable in print. Studies of on-screen use are more ambiguous, suggesting that low screen resolutions make serifs more difficult to discern, with a resulting erosion of readability compared to sans serif fonts."
-Wiki, so feel free to cite a better source.
- lotharbot 15y ago"Readability" (linked above) is an app that allows you pick your own fonts on the web.