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The author has written an explanation that is worth reading before starting the game: https://css-tricks.com/equilateral-triangle-perfect-paragraph/ https://css
by pitdicker 8y ago
The author has written an explanation that is worth reading before starting the game: https://css-tricks.com/equilateral-triangle-perfect-paragraph/ https://css-tricks.com/equilateral-triangle-perfect-paragrap...
To be honest this game is a bit of a mess. Normally you would pick a font size or line length, and find a fitting lineheight last. Here we are for example guessing line length based on a given line spacing. But, still useful to drive the point home there is some relation.
- Klover 8y agoThe problem I find with both websites is that I prefer the look of the websites in Safari reader mode.
- victorvation 8y ago> Normally you would pick a font size or line length, and find a fitting lineheight last. Agreed. In my experience building for the web, line length is usually the constraint that other dimensions are chosen around: the width of the device, a fixed-width column of content, or a specified width for a dialog or modal. In this game, I was able to easily score perfect for line height and font size sliders, but it found it quite difficult to score anything above 0 for the line length slider.