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I've had a number of, perhaps inappropriate, typos in work messages thanks to the letters directly to the left or right. I'd never thought of optimizing a layo
by doubled112 5y ago
I've had a number of, perhaps inappropriate, typos in work messages thanks to the letters directly to the left or right.
I'd never thought of optimizing a layout so that typos are obvious nonsense. At the same time, I think I'd find a way regardless.
Some real examples include:
"Any update on your free/busty time?" instead of busy.
"It is just milf kitty indigestion" instead of mild.
You just have to hope your client or coworker makes typos too, and finds amusement in it.