Microsoft Is Inviting the Internet to Vote for Its Next Default Font

Microsoft is finally choosing a new default font, and it wants your help in making the decision. 14 years after Calibri took over from Times New Roman as the operating system's default font, the tech giant is finally looking to change things up with a new set. To do so, it commissioned a team of designers who came up with five new custom, original fonts named Tenorite, Bierstadt, Skeena, Seaford and Grandview. All five offer unique and refreshing takes on what makes a good, standard font, and Microsoft is now inviting the Internet to help them choose the best one.