> It’s basically a font designer’s personal preference, imposed on every user of the font in every viewing condition. Buried the lede here; but "personal prefe

> It’s basically a font designer’s personal preference, imposed on every user of the font in every viewing condition. Buried the lede here; but "personal preference" is really design. Article perhaps should be retitled "I don't like typographic design because it forces UI element to adjust to typographic spacing rather than the other way around". Clearly you can make arguments for both being the "right" way.