Saturday, June 7, 2008
Georgia or Trebuchet?
Since March 1 the headlines and text of this blog have appeared in the Georgia serifed font, but now I'm trying Trebuchet, a sans-serif font, to see if readers will find it more legible. Trebuchet does seem to be airier between the lines.
Leave a comment and let me know your thoughts. Thanks.
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I can read either. I don't really notice things like fonts, and spaces between the lines. I'm more engrossed with what the writer has to say than what he is saying it with :)
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Robyn
I generally prefer sans-serif fonts. It currently looks nice but when you changed, it appears to be an all or nothing. I scrolled back to look for the previous style for comparison. I had no trouble with the old way, but now that you mention it, is appears cleaner.
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Bring back Georgia! Serifed fonts are ever so much more elegant.
ReplyDeleteYou're not in financial trouble, are you, Henry? You're not experimenting with typography like a failing newspaper flailing about with new redesigns in futile attempts to stave off the inevitable?
ReplyDeleteGo back to Georgia, or use Times Roman. Books aren't printed in sans serif fonts.
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