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Very nice, but I have to disagree on two points: First using grey blocks for code, while widespread, in my opinion is a visual interruption to reading flow. In
by vegabook 10y ago
Very nice, but I have to disagree on two points:
First using grey blocks for code, while widespread, in my opinion is a visual interruption to reading flow. Indentation is preferable (and using the courier/monospaced font).
Second sans-serif. I understand the history - serifs are delicate and look clunky on <200 dpi screens. But as we move to widespread retina displays, isn't the old lesson of typography, namely that serifs help legibility and convey an image of "seriousness", about to make a comeback? Some will argue about the legibility point, but even from a styling standpoint, aren't we getting just a little bit tired of helvetica and its brethren everywhere?