Calibri vs Arial in models and presentations
All,
Just noticed this recent trend on major fin-meme pages on Instagram. Seems like bankers don't really appreciate Calibri as a font choice. I was wondering if this is an industry-wide practice? Is there any reason behind this?
Thanks.
Calibri seems to be the official middle market font while Arial is reserved for the big dawgs.
Garamond for outlook all day though.
Cambria is slept on. Gotta be the most boring topic ever tho lmao
Cambria is my resume that shit slaps
My bank only uses Comic Sans. Hope we win this pitch!
I only model in Wingdings.
Calibri (Body) says "I'm too lazy to even pick another font"
Calibri is way easier to read than Arial/Times New Roman/Garamond.
I have no idea what the obsession with Garamond is either, looks like fucking dog shit, drives me nuts.
Bankers don't seem to appreciate good ui/ux the way other industries do, I swear.
Just recently discovered the joys of PPT in Garamond. Anybody seen the documentary "Helvetica?" Great movie.
fan of garamond myself
Serif fonts are generally easier to read if a document is long
SCOTUS requires a Century family font for any briefs you may want to file...
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