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> A readable font takes no practice to read No. Any font takes a lot of practice to read. Maybe the difference is that you define "readable" as readable immedi
by kuboble 3y ago
> A readable font takes no practice to read
No. Any font takes a lot of practice to read. Maybe the difference is that you define "readable" as readable immediately by anyone who is already familiar with modern fonts?
I'm sure medieval fonts were readable to pepole who wrote them, but when I look at them I need to labor at every letter.
- samatman 3y ago> Any font takes a lot of practice to read Yes, people aren't born knowing how to read. > you define "readable" as readable immediately by anyone who is already familiar with modern fonts This is the only reasonable definition of "readable".