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For screen reading, sans is often preferred. It's possible that this is somewhat outdated advice with the advent of High-DPI displays, but it certainly still ho
by matt4077 9y ago
For screen reading, sans is often preferred. It's possible that this is somewhat outdated advice with the advent of High-DPI displays, but it certainly still holds true if you're targetting a diverse set of devices, including older screens.
And, since you went there first: "lieu".
- carapace 9y agoD'oh! I mispelled "lieu" but corrected it within the edit window. Heh. That's classic: I'm scolding the other fellow for not looking where he's going and I walk into a pole myself. Heh. but... I'm a rando posting in anger. They're a brand company that just released a thing for Google with a typo in the "Brand Guide". (It's in the PDF, is it in the hardcopy? I'd be mortified if this was my project.) I don't really have a response for your point about screen reading.
- vram22 9y ago>That's classic: I'm scolding the other fellow for not looking where he's going and I walk into a pole myself. Heh. Muphry's Law :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muphry%27s_law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muphry%27s_law