But the study does confirm one thing: Fonts are subjective, and they can mean different things to different people. [Image: Monotype] There’s a reason this hasn’t been done at scale.

They each use different rendering engines, so the same font might appear bolder, softer, or kerned differently depending on the platform. Also, each operating system comes with proprietary fonts ...

We know fonts matter, yet research shows no one font works best for everyone. See for yourself: This story includes three mini-experiments that might help you see how you respond to different ...

Advanced email programs let you add a signature block to outgoing email messages and set different font styles and colors for the text in different types of emails. In Microsoft Office Outlook ...