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Serif And Sans-serif
Summary
Serif and sans-serif
are two
primary categories of typefaces
, distinguished by the presence or absence of
small projecting features
called 'serifs' at the ends of strokes.
Serif fonts
are traditionally used in print for their readability, while sans-
Serif fonts
are often preferred for
digital screens
due to their
clean and modern appearance
.
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