[SPOTTED] The US government switches its official typeface to Times New Roman.
Changes in communication, especially typography, are common after a change of power, in both public and private institutions.
What stands out here is the choice of a century-old typeface, originally optimized for print, at a time when digital communication is dominant.
A lot of history is embedded in typefaces.
● More: courrierinternational.com
● More: info.gouv.fr
Changes in communication, especially typography, are common after a change of power, in both public and private institutions.
What stands out here is the choice of a century-old typeface, originally optimized for print, at a time when digital communication is dominant.
A lot of history is embedded in typefaces.
● More: courrierinternational.com
● More: info.gouv.fr
