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If it's gonna focus on text only, that tiny low-contrast default sans font is a terrible, terrible choice. After reading a few pages of that, your readers will
by Turing_Machine 2y ago
If it's gonna focus on text only, that tiny low-contrast default sans font is a terrible, terrible choice. After reading a few pages of that, your readers will all be in bed with eyestrain.
- zzo38computer 2y agoThen you can change the font (and colours). A Gemini file does not specify fonts/colours, so it is possible for the user to specify them (according to the client software being used).
- Turing_Machine 2y agoWell, yeah, obviously. That's not the point. That won't make the linked site itself any more legible. I was interested enough to click through to the second page, but stopped reading after a few paragraphs. It's been a long day and my eyeballs are already pretty toasted. If they want people to use (or even consider) their stuff, they need to make it not look like ass. Edit: Consider the non-technical reader who stumbles across this. Likely reaction: "Sounds interesting, but man, that looks like ass."
- 082349872349872 2y ago> Consider the non-technical reader who stumbles across this. My experience of geminispace was that it was far less technical (more LJ-like) than I had been expecting. Looking like ass can be advantageous, if it gets rid of the mundanes.