Play with Fonts: The Serif Looked Really Nice

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The discussion centers on the aesthetic appeal of serif fonts, particularly Georgia, for post content, while PT Sans is favored for interface and navigation. Some participants express a strong preference for sans serif fonts, arguing against the use of serif fonts in general. There is a clear divide in opinions, with some appreciating the serif look and others advocating for a consistent sans serif approach. The debate highlights differing views on typography's impact on design. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of font choice in enhancing visual appeal and user experience.
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The serif looked really nice.
 
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yup :)

For interface/nav I still really like PT Sans which is what everything is (maybe try Tahoma), but for post content I'm playing with Georgia.
 
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Bystander said:
The serif looked really nice.
WHAT ? Serif fonts are evil !
 
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yup :)

For interface/nav I still really like PT Sans which is what everything is (maybe try Tahoma), but for post content I'm playing with Georgia.
OH NO! Please don't do that. Stick with something sans serif. I love it the way it is now.
 
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