I know all the UX "rules" say don't use a serif font on a screen, but I love me some Georgia, Bookman et al. There's nothing like a well designed serif font, imo. Just like the common hate of Comic Sans, in the right context, it's a good font.
What we really need is to purge ourselves of these so-called rules and design sentient fonts that can speak up and say "I can't go there! I'm serif/sans/fantasy/mono!".
What we really need is to purge ourselves of these so-called rules and design sentient fonts that can speak up and say "I can't go there! I'm serif/sans/fantasy/mono!".