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Actually, what you are referring to is a typeface.
The Washington Post has an interesting, interactive article on how different typefaces can influence how legible something is and how fast you can read it. It turns out there isn’t any one perfect typeface for everyone — lots of factors come in to play to determine which is best for you.
For me, I read sans-serif styles the fastest, but when I want to get into Serious Book Mode, I’m probably choosing a serif typeface.
(And yes, it’s typeface, not font.)
What’s your type? Try these tests to pick the perfect font for you.
[Washington Post]
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