The right font choice along with the absence ... It’s important to remember that while there is a science connected to how your words are designed, no amount of good design can save bad content.

You know those sexy, sans serif fonts in the movie 2001 ... Many thousands of words have been penned over the decades to try and fathom the meaning of the monolith, and the genesis and future ...

Fonts, or styles of typeface ... and even leaving out letters in words. (Remembering the word "pepper" is easier when you first see it as p_pp_r and fill in the vowels yourself, for example.) ...

There are well over a hundred fonts to choose from when using Microsoft Word. While it's fun to experiment with them, it would take forever to try them all out. That's why I'm picking a handful of ...

Bamford created a new font using the Galaxy Zoo imagery. So far, 6 percent of users had the word “love” in their ... work regularly appears in Popular Science, New Scientist, FiveThirtyEight ...

Jackson Ryan was CNET's science editor ... obstruction -- the holes -- mean you dwell on each word just a little bit longer. The font was created in partnership with creative agency Naked ...

Perhaps because people learn better when it’s a struggle to do so, content written in difficult-to-read fonts is more readily remembered than content rendered in visually pleasing fonts, a group of ...

A mathematician once posed a deceptively simple question. Can a single 2-D conveyor belt be stretched around a set of wheels such that the belt is taut and touches every wheel without crossing itself?

On a website announcing the font, they say it will result in 13 percent fewer words per page than regular Times New Roman. A single 15-page, single-space document in 12-point type would command ...

At the time, a sans serif was rarely used for more than one or two words or a single sentence. Aptos would be classified as a “neo-grotesque” font. “Neo-grotesque was when the artistry ...