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> Bit more work on layout <I'm not a designer> Serif font for headers and sans-serif for body looks wrong - usually it's the other way around. OTOH many peopl
by majke 13y ago
> Bit more work on layout
<I'm not a designer>
Serif font for headers and sans-serif for body looks wrong - usually it's the other way around. OTOH many people prefer sans-serif for digital media and serif for paper media. For example Wikipedia is sans-serif only.
</I'm not a designer>
- Zecc 13y agoI'm not a designer either, but I don't think there was anything wrong with the choice of fonts. I'm on a HTPC and I've found the body to be quite readable. The header's font seems kind of Comic Sans-y, but I for one have absolutely no problem with it. My beef is with the space between paragraphs, which I think is too short. And I'd probably move the separating lines to before the subheaders rather than below them.