Exercise #3Serif vs. Sans-Serif: Functional ClassificationsSerif Typefaces Characterized by decorative finishing strokes or 'feet' at the ends of character stems. Categories: Old Style (Garamond), Transitional (Baskerville), Modern/Didone (Bodoni), Slab Serif (Rockwell). UX Strengths: Convey authority, academic rigor, literary tradition, and institutional prestige. Often used for long-form editorial journalism. Sans-Serif Typefaces Lacking decorative finishing strokes; clean, geometric, or humanist terminals. Categories: Humanist (Frutiger, Open Sans), Neo-Grotesque (Helvetica, Inter), Geometric (Futura, Poppins). UX Strengths: Supreme clarity on low- and high-DPI digital screens, modern neutrality, and minimal visual noise in dense software interfaces. SaveShare