Now this is a question to the layout professionals here...
Currently I am working on a PDF form which contains fields to be filled.
Our standard font is Syntax, but I would like to use some serif font for
the PDF fields (to be able to distinguish I and l for instance and
because it is better readable) in bold. And it shouldn't look too ugly.
Is there a style guide of some kind which has some tips how to choose a
serif font fitting best in combination with a sans font?
For a first trial, I chose Times New Roman Bold, but it looks terrible
with Syntax.
I browsed the fonts on my system, and I found the following looking best
with Syntax:
- Linux Libertine O Bold
- New Century Schoolbook Bold
- URW Palladio L Bold
- Utopic Bold
But I am not sure if there is maybe something better. So thank you for
every input!
Regards
Rolf
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