When you read — a book, a traffic sign, a billboard, this article — how much do you really notice the letters?
But even if you don’t really notice them, you might sense it if something has subtly changed.
That’s a feeling some people have had in recent weeks when they turn on their Microsoft Word programs.
After 17 years of Calibri as Word’s default typeface, many users suddenly found themselves typing in a new typeface called Aptos.
Letters are letters, but for designers and typography fans, they matter a lot.
Persons:
”, Jon Friedman
Organizations:
Microsoft