Typefaces have been an integral part of the ‘reading-writing’ society for centuries and now they have evolved into the digital era of typography and design where fonts matter a lot more than they have any time before.
Fonts affect, to a large extent, how your typographic material looks and feels to the audience, so it is important to choose the font carefully for your printing, publishing, web design and other tasks.
Most typefaces can be classified into one of four basic groups: those with serifs, those without serifs, scripts and decorative styles.
Over the years, typographers and scholars of typography have devised various systems to more definitively categorize typefaces – some of these systems have many more sub-categories.
For years, many websites relied on the same fonts to display messaging and symbols to visitors. However, fonts have grown much more dynamic in the past five years. There are also plenty of fonts that …