A display typeface is a style of lettering designed primarily for large sizes, such as headlines, posters, and advertisements. These typefaces are often more decorative and expressive than standard text fonts, making them suitable for grabbing attention and conveying a specific mood or theme. Unlike body text fonts, which prioritize readability at smaller sizes, display typefaces can feature unique shapes, intricate details, and artistic flair. Common examples include serif and sans-serif styles, as well as script and decorative fonts, each serving different design purposes in visual communication.