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Preventing the text getting too wide is one thing, but this seems excessive. The image to the side is distracting, and the actual text of the article is only ta
by stordoff 11y ago
Preventing the text getting too wide is one thing, but this seems excessive. The image to the side is distracting, and the actual text of the article is only taking about 35% of the screen width.
- fenomas 11y ago> the article is only taking about 35% of the screen width The point is absolute size, not relative. I'm no expert but I seem to recall usability types talking about ideal columns of text being 60-90 characters or so. If your browser is three times wider than that, it's reasonable for sites to show text that takes only a third of the screen. Why wouldn't they?