serifssmall

serifssmall is not a widely established term in typography. It does not correspond to a standard font category in major references. In practice, you may encounter it as a named font style or as a descriptive label in web templates or design pipelines. When used as a font-family identifier in CSS, "serifssmall" would refer to a specific font installed in the project or bundled with a web font kit; the actual appearance depends on the font resource named "serifssmall" rather than a universal specification.

As a descriptive label, it often implies a serif typeface intended for small-sized body text. Design considerations for small-size serif text focus on legibility at modest sizes, such as adequate x-height, moderate stroke contrast, legible serifs, and robust shapes that render clearly on screen and in print. However, these are general guidelines and not a universal standard associated with the term.

If you encounter "serifssmall" in a project, check the repository or stylesheet to identify the exact font family and licensing, and review how it is used in typography rules (size, line length, and color) to understand its role. In the absence of a canonical definition, the meaning of "serifssmall" is determined by context.

See also: serif, typography, font-family, CSS fonts.