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Yes, the website is ironically displaying text in an inconvenient way for a bunch of users. But as for the content itself: why not just use left align justify?
by dylangs1030 14y ago
Yes, the website is ironically displaying text in an inconvenient way for a bunch of users.
But as for the content itself: why not just use left align justify? I understand that justify asymmetrically inserts spacing to apply a balanced center throughout, but is this really an issue? In what context are users so hypersensitive to readability issues that they need the justify spacing to not only balance the entire text but evenly balance each space within the text in reference to one another?
Pardon me for not finding this significant. I just think it's a bit anal when we have a solution already.
- thristian 14y agoThe linked article isn't about balancing individual word spaces within justified text, it's about re-wrapping the lines so that the last line isn't markedly shorter than the others, even in the face of changing viewport and font sizes.
- dylangs1030 14y agoOkay. Thanks for clarifying!