Serif fonts feature small decorative strokes, or “feet,” at the ends of letterforms. Rooted in classical print, they exude tradition, reliability, and readability in long-form text. Commonly used in books, newspapers, and formal documents, they also appear in branding to convey elegance. Publishers, legal firms, and academic institutions benefit most, as serifs reduce eye strain and enhance comprehension.
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