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Choosing Font Families

CSS provides five generic font families, each with unique characteristics suited for different purposes: Serif: Fonts with decorative edges, called “serifs,” on each character (e.g., Times New Roman). Traditionally, serif fonts are considered more readable in printed text. Sans-serif: Fonts with clean, straight edges. Examples include Arial and Helvetica. Sans-serif fonts are generally eas...