Times 20new: 20roman Font |verified|

It’s the safe choice for resumes and legal briefs.

Conventional wisdom says to use sans-serif fonts for slides. However, for quotation slides, epigraphs, or formal corporate headers, 20 pt Times New Roman projects elegance. Paired with generous leading (line spacing of 24-28 pt), it avoids the “wall of text” problem. times 20new 20roman font

While Times New Roman is excellent, sometimes you need variation. Here are comparable serifs at 20 pt: It’s the safe choice for resumes and legal briefs

The story of Times New Roman begins in London in 1929. The Times newspaper hired Stanley Morison, a respected typographic adviser, to critique its layout. Morison argued that the newspaper's current typeface was poorly designed and hard to read. for quotation slides