Zahra kafrashian
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That’s the only reason you’ve heard of it. That’s the only reason you might consider using it. That’s a terrible reason. I try to keep the litmus tests to a minimum, but this must be one: you cannot create good typography with Arial.
February 10, 2025 at 11:05 PM
That’s the only reason you’ve heard of it. That’s the only reason you might consider using it. That’s a terrible reason. I try to keep the litmus tests to a minimum, but this must be one: you cannot create good typography with Arial.
BY THE WAY
As I mentioned in system fonts, Arial was designed as a clone of Helvetica. Helvetica has earned its place in typographic history honestly. But Arial, only by Microsoft imposing it upon us for 20+ years as the main user-interface font in Windows.
As I mentioned in system fonts, Arial was designed as a clone of Helvetica. Helvetica has earned its place in typographic history honestly. But Arial, only by Microsoft imposing it upon us for 20+ years as the main user-interface font in Windows.
February 10, 2025 at 11:05 PM
BY THE WAY
As I mentioned in system fonts, Arial was designed as a clone of Helvetica. Helvetica has earned its place in typographic history honestly. But Arial, only by Microsoft imposing it upon us for 20+ years as the main user-interface font in Windows.
As I mentioned in system fonts, Arial was designed as a clone of Helvetica. Helvetica has earned its place in typographic history honestly. But Arial, only by Microsoft imposing it upon us for 20+ years as the main user-interface font in Windows.