Main Typeface Families in English TypographySerif📜 Fonts with small lines or strokes attached to the ends of letters.🔸 Often used in books and newspapers.🔹 Classic and readable.Examples: Times

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Typeface Families

Geometric Typeface

Gotham

Avenir

Futura

Often used in logos and tech design

Modern and structured look

Based on geometric shapes like circles and squares

Humanist Typeface

Tahoma

Verdana

Gill Sans

Found in both serif and sans-serif versions

Easy to read

organic shapes

with warm

Inspired by handwriting and classic proportions

Handwritten Typeface

Indie Flower

Comic Sans

Used in comics

or casual branding

notes

Casual and personal feel

Imitates natural handwriting

Monospace (Fixed-width) Typeface

Consolas

Courier New

Clear and aligned text

Great for coding and tabular data

Each letter takes up the same amount of space

Display (Decorative / Novelty) Typeface

Impact

Lobster

Jokerman

Used to create a unique vibe or visual impact

Not suitable for body text

Highly stylized fonts for titles and headings

Script Typeface

Edwardian Script

Pacifico

Brush Script

Used in invitations

or artistic projects

logos

Elegant or casual

depending on style

Fonts that mimic handwriting or calligraphy

Blackletter (Gothic) Typeface

Fraktur

Old English Text

Used in certificates or logos

Traditional or historic look

Old

medieval-style fonts with dramatic strokes

Slab Serif (Egyptian) Typeface

Museo Slab

Courier

Rockwell

Often used in posters or headlines

Bold and attention-grabbing

Thick

block-like serifs

Sans-Serif Typeface

Calibri

Helvetica

Arial

Common in digital and web design

Clean and modern look

Fonts without serifs

Serif Typeface

Examples

Garamond

Georgia

Times New Roman

Characteristics

Classic and readable

Commonly used in books and newspapers

Small lines or strokes attached to the ends of letters

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