style(resume): update font for improved readability

- Change font family from Lato to Inter across resume sections
- Add detailed comments explaining font choices and their use cases
- Maintain consistent font style for body text and headers

Switching to Inter enhances readability, especially at smaller sizes, making the resume more accessible and professional. The added comments provide guidance on font selection for different resume contexts.

Author: subhayu99

resume.yaml

@@ -237,28 +237,53 @@ design:
     links: "#124d86"
     last_updated_date_and_page_numbering: "grey"
   text:
-    font_family: Lato
+    # --- FONTS ---
+    # ----- TOP TIER (Safe & Modern) -----
+    # Inter: The "Silicon Valley Standard." Tall x-height makes it ultra-readable at small sizes (9pt). 
+    #        Perfect for dense, keyword-heavy technical resumes. Clean, invisible, and professional.
+    # Roboto: "Engineered & Geometric." Has straight-sided curves that feel mechanical and precise. 
+    #         Excellent for data/infrastructure roles where you want to signal "structure" and "order."
+    # Open Sans: The "Neutral Choice." Extremely legible, open shapes. It has zero "personality," 
+    #            which is good if you want the recruiter to focus 100% on the content. Safest bet.
+
+    # ----- SPACE SAVERS (If you need to fit more text) -----
+    # Source Sans 3: Designed for UIs and coding. Slightly condensed width. 
+    #                Use this if your resume is spilling onto a new page by just 2-3 lines.
+    # Noto Sans: Similar to Open Sans but with better support for special characters and a slightly 
+    #            tighter vertical rhythm. Good for maximizing vertical space.
+
+    # ----- PERSONALITY (If the resume feels too "cold") -----
+    # Lato: "Humanist Sans." Semi-rounded details give it a friendly, approachable vibe. 
+    #       Use this if you are applying to startups or culture-focused roles to sound less "corporate."
+    # Raleway: (Use for HEADERS ONLY). Elegant and artistic. Too wide/distracting for body text, 
+    #          but makes your Name/Title look very high-end.
+
+    # ----- ACADEMIC / TRADITIONAL (Use for Research/Senior Management) -----
+    # Libertinus Serif: A modern take on Times New Roman. Looks very "Senior" and "Official."
+    #                   Use this if applying to traditional banks, law firms, or PhD research roles.
+    # EB Garamond: The "Classy" choice. Old-style serif. Looks like a book. High prestige, low "tech" vibe.
+    font_family: Inter
     font_size: 9.2pt
     alignment: justified
     date_and_location_column_alignment: right
     leading: "0.65em"
   header:
-    name_font_family: Lato
+    name_font_family: Inter
     name_font_size: 16pt
     name_bold: true
     small_caps_for_name: false
     photo_width: 3.5cm
     vertical_space_between_name_and_connections: 0.4cm
     vertical_space_between_connections_and_first_section: 0.4cm
     horizontal_space_between_connections: 0.25cm
-    connections_font_family: Lato
+    connections_font_family: Inter
     separator_between_connections: '|'
     use_icons_for_connections: false
     make_connections_links: true
     alignment: center
   section_titles:
     type: with-full-line
-    font_family: Lato
+    font_family: Inter
     font_size: 1.2em
     bold: true
     small_caps: true