seriffree
Seriffree refers to a font that lacks serifs. Serifs are the small strokes or feet that extend from the ends of the main strokes of a letter or symbol. Fonts with serifs are known as serif fonts, while those without are called sans-serif fonts, with "sans" meaning "without" in French. Therefore, seriffree is essentially synonymous with sans-serif.
Sans-serif fonts gained popularity in the early 20th century and are often associated with modern design. They
The absence of serifs gives sans-serif fonts a distinct visual identity. They are frequently used in headlines,