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> Readability and aesthetics are at odds. I'm not sure. If it's a cafe front, I can deal with Comic-like windings. If I'm reading something for a reasonably lo
by avmich 7y ago
> Readability and aesthetics are at odds.
I'm not sure. If it's a cafe front, I can deal with Comic-like windings. If I'm reading something for a reasonably long time, I start valuing functionality - here it's readability.
Maybe people could train to read easily that font - they didn't have much of alternatives. That would mean readability is rather conditional. I'd like to know.
- v64 7y ago> Maybe people could train to read easily that font - they didn't have much of alternatives. That would mean readability is rather conditional. I'd like to know. I feel like comprehension of the underlying language will aid readability. If it were written in English, despite the illegibility, I'd be able to read it easier by having a general sense of what the words are supposed to be from context.