Typography

In art, typography is

• defining different types of art.

• the art of lettering or the appearance of printed matter.

• sea levels on a map.

• digital art.

A serif font

• is very fancy and hard to read.

• has small lines or "tails" at the beginning and end of the letters.

• does not have small lines or "tails."

• looks like cursive letters.

Sans serif means

• without serifs

• sandy tails

• with serifs

• fancy letters

Sans serif fonts

• have little lines or "tails" at the beginning and ends of the letters.

• do not have the little lines or "tails."

• are very decorative and fancy.

• look like cursive letters.

Serif fonts are best used for

• professional documents or publications like a resume or article.

• anything on a computer screen.

• old people.

• nothing, they are outdated.

Sans serif fonts are best used for

• professional documents like a resume or article.

• anything on a computer screen like a website or app.

• nothing, they are outdated.

• old people.

Display fonts

• have small lines or "tails" at the beginning and ends of a letter

• do not have the small lines or "tails."

• are decorative fonts.

• are not real.

Display fonts are best used for

• professional documents like a resume or article.

• documents on a computer screen.

• small amounts of text like a title or header.

• anywhere you want to use them.

The font itself can send a certain message to the viewer.

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• False

There are some fonts that are considered outdated and unprofessional.

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• False