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The text covers the full width of my 27" monitor which, while readable, is not nearly as comfortable to read as text that doesn't.
by kthartic 8y ago
The text covers the full width of my 27" monitor which, while readable, is not nearly as comfortable to read as text that doesn't.
- alejohausner 8y agoMake your browser window narrower.
- kthartic 8y agoThat's not a valid design decision. Car seats too small? Lose weight. Look, I realise now it's a site from 1994, I'm just astounded by the number of people that seem to think this design is still acceptable by today's standards and that I'm some sort of new-age hipster for suggesting otherwise.
- mixmastamyk 8y agoWhy is your browser maximized on a widescreen monitor?
- kthartic 8y agoWhy wouldn't it be? Yes, I certainly can reduce the width of my browser, but that's not the point. Bad design should not put the burden on the user to fix it.
- mixmastamyk 8y agoIt’s something a noob would do. The page was from ‘95, widescreen didn’t really exist, and free-flow was the best practice.