Warning, this post is going to be about one of the most boring topics possible, font choice.
The Washington Post reports the State Department has ordered a shift in font choice from Times New Roman to Calibri. The justification is that a serif font like Times New Roman (serifs are the little lines that attach to the ends of some letters in some fonts) is less accessible for readers with vision or reading problems than a font like Calibri that lacks serifs (known as sans serif).
The Washington Post reports the State Department has ordered a shift in font choice from Times New Roman to Calibri. The justification is that a serif font like Times New Roman (serifs are the little lines that attach to the ends of some letters in some fonts) is less accessible for readers with vision or reading problems than a font like Calibri that lacks serifs (known as sans serif).