Times New Roman Condensed font (Serif font) pairing with Reader font (Sans Serif font)
Examples of websites using Times New Roman Condensed (designed by Victor Lardent, Stanley Morison and Victor Lardent Stanley Morison and released by Monotype in 1932) with Reader (Reader is a serif font designed by David Jonathan Ross and released by Commercial Type. The family is available in 3 optical sizes with 5 weights each, including matching italics, totaling to a versatile selection of styles)
Times New Roman Condensed vs Reader
Times New Roman Condensed is listed as serif, while Reader is listed as sans serif. Use this difference and the website examples below to choose the role each font should play.
The fonts appear together in 1 curated website example below.
| Compare | Times New Roman Condensed | Reader |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Serif | Sans Serif |
| Foundry | Monotype | Commercial Type |
| Availability | Commercial font | Commercial font |
Times New Roman Condensed + Reader in use
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