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The first thing I did was to change the text color from #666 to #000. It is soooo much easier to read now. I don't understand why gray - and a pretty light shad
by ItsMe000001 8y ago
The first thing I did was to change the text color from #666 to #000. It is soooo much easier to read now. I don't understand why gray - and a pretty light shade even (666 is pretty far from 000) - has become the standard text color on (way too many) websites. None of my displays, from middlish quality laptop to Adobe color space 32 inch monitor, show that as even close to being the most readable text color. In addition, the page sets a font weight of 300, combined with the font used it ends up with a pretty thin font that looks grayish to begin with.
By the way, what is this
character that's all over the text for me?
- KineticLensman 8y ago> By the way, what is this character that's all over the text for me? It's a Line Separator character: U+2028 or HTML entity code 
 Not all browsers display it correctly. Based on a quick test, Firefox and Edge do, Opera and Chrome don't. This is why it's worth checking your web content in a variety of browsers as your content creation / publication tools aren't guaranteed to produce browser-independent output.