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When developing a print stylesheet for a web page, what fonts are recommended for use?
I was using Times New Roman, but it looks kinda bland.
What have you used before? IIRC they say serif fonts are easier to read on paper.
It depends on the purpose, length, and location of the text.
Serif fonts are definately easier to read in large blocks, however san-serif fonts are easier to read as headlines.
I am a fan of plain, standard fonts–nothing fancy. So, for me, I like Times New Roman for large areas of text and Arial for headlines.