Serif Fonts
Serif fonts are characterized by small lines or strokes, called serifs, that extend from the ends of their main strokes. These serifs can be thought of as little feet or tails that give the font a more traditional and classic appearance.
Serif fonts are characterized by small lines or strokes, called serifs, that extend from the ends of their main strokes. These serifs can be thought of as little feet or tails that give the font a more traditional and classic appearance.
