sansseriffriendly
Sansseriffriendly is a term in typography and user interface design used to describe design decisions that favor the use of sans-serif typefaces to maximize readability and legibility on digital displays. The term functions as an adjective to characterize text, interfaces, and branding that aim to be clearly legible at common screen sizes and resolutions.
Origin and scope: It appears in design discussions and style guides as a coined term combining 'sans-serif'
Key characteristics: preference for sans-serif fonts; high x-height; generous letter spacing; clear shapes; ample line height;
Applications and guidelines: in web and app design, 'sansseriffriendly' choices include system-ui fonts or widely supported
Criticism and limitations: the preference for sans-serif is not universal; readability depends on context, font quality,
See also: Sans-serif fonts, Typography, Accessibility, Readability.