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The reading experience is really rough on mobile: huge font with weird spacing to keep it justified.
by SomeStupidPoint 9y ago
The reading experience is really rough on mobile: huge font with weird spacing to keep it justified.
- jerf 9y agoIt's pretty big by default on my desktop view too, though the justification is probably less intrusive than what you're seeing. Still enough that it's something I noticed immediately, though, and I'm not even a designer.
- baby 9y agoIt looks really good on desktop. I find it really annoying that we now have to design/develop for different screensizes. The web used to be much more simpler when we were just making 1024*768 pages with <table>s
- badosu 9y ago"Best viewed in 800x600"
- exodust 9y agoWe don't need to design/develop for different screen sizes when it's just text and a few images. The developer in this case decided to use font-size 130% which is too big. Combined with justified text, it will be painful to read on a small screen. Justified text is more suited to print.
- Nadya 9y ago>The web used to be much more simpler when we were just making 1024768 pages with <table>s* The problem is mostly with overdesigned websites, not ensuring it works for all devices. Simple designs and sticking with mostly default settings will be responsive-by-default. In this case, 130% font size is fine but I feel it should have more line height (1.7 vs 1.45) and text should be aligned left instead of justified for smaller devices. Two small changes. [0] http://i.imgur.com/VRJ14eF.png http://i.imgur.com/VRJ14eF.png
- MichaelAO 9y agoSorry about that! I was surprised to see the page deleted from Wikipedia so just quickly made a Strikingly website. I'll see how center align looks.
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