I think it can feel like an abrupt change compared to browsing the rest of the web, but I think if you spend some time with it, you'll fine that it feels more r

I think it can feel like an abrupt change compared to browsing the rest of the web, but I think if you spend some time with it, you'll fine that it feels more readable with a larger body of content. Also, it is great when the line length is appropriate (which it is in this example). It just reads better. Depending your screen, you may find that the contrast is jarring. Try setting the font to be slightly lighter. Maybe try #5A5A57 instead of #111 on that example. There are also some serif typefaces that have less intricate details. If you look at the font on my site here. It's a serif font, but not as intense to look at as the one in the exapmle. http://andyfleming.com/why-does-mobile-have-to-win/ http://andyfleming.com/why-does-mobile-have-to-win/ Or, similarly with the font on https://medium.com https://medium.com .