- Serif are semi-structural details that make up letters and symbols.
- An example would be the Times New Roman font.
- Sans serif does not have these details or flourishes.
- An example would be the Arial font.
- Serif fonts are usually easier to read in larger text areas like in books, magazines, in body content on websites.
- And sans serif fonts are used regularly because of how clean they tend to look in those main text areas.
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