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It is true that the "ea" on ticketsales .com is smaller. I opened up the inspector and the price for a ticket is at 14px and the "ea" is at 8px and since the pr
by jccalhoun 4y ago
It is true that the "ea" on ticketsales .com is smaller. I opened up the inspector and the price for a ticket is at 14px and the "ea" is at 8px and since the price is numerical while "ea" is lowercase the actual size difference seems even more drastic.
- chemmail 4y agoClassic Dark Pattern https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_pattern https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_pattern design. There are many lawsuits winning against this. It's about time. More legislation will probably pass for this in the US and elsewhere. Even China is starting to clamp down.
- prawn 4y agoOn my non-Retina screens, the "ea" is small enough that with anti-aliasing, the letters are more shapes than clearly defined letters. I remember that in the old days of web design (including baking text into graphics!), 8px was the point where we'd switch to a dedicated pixel font like Silkscreen.