sans-serif fonts

Sans-serif fonts are a type of typeface characterized by clean, straightforward lines without the small decorative strokes called "serifs" at the ends of characters. They often appear modern, minimalistic, and easy to read on screens and digital displays. Common examples include Arial, Helvetica, and Calibri. Because of their simplicity, sans-serif fonts are frequently used for web content, signage, and branding to convey clarity and a contemporary look. They contrast with serif fonts, which have more decorative features, and are preferred where readability and a sleek appearance are desired.