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> with their top edge roughly at eye level I'd heard that this advice has changed, and that the centre of the screen being roughly at eye level is recommended.
by girvo 5y ago
> with their top edge roughly at eye level
I'd heard that this advice has changed, and that the centre of the screen being roughly at eye level is recommended. Though maybe that was wrong?
- jacobolus 5y agoThere is a ton of terrible advice out there, including from official standards organizations. Office ergonomics is a mess, with widespread normalization of injury-causing practices, and a lot of poorly designed/implemented research uninformed by any understanding of human anatomy. If you find some particular screen placement personally comfortable though, go for it. Keyboard design and use is generally a much bigger problem.