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Sorry, couldn't bring it up to read the article. It was rendered on my screen in what looks like a "programmer" font on a page that looks to be made for "progra
by bastijn 10y ago
Sorry, couldn't bring it up to read the article. It was rendered on my screen in what looks like a "programmer" font on a page that looks to be made for "programmers". It is basically plain white with a wall of black text in a font that strains my eyes. Or at least at my phone.
Programmers are not different, they need equally readable websites.
P.s. ;) or ;(
P.s.2. In before the "HN is also xyz". HN might not have fancy styling but it did carefully consider readability.
- seanmcdirmid 10y agoThis is the first thing I noticed also. Maybe the use of a fixed-width was meant to be ironic since the author is comparing against UX design?
- bastijn 10y agoI'm afraid not :(. Also, fixed-width is not the only issue. The chosen font type and spacings look real programmy but are not pleasant to read.