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I hate to be the one to bring this up, but the contrast between your body font color (and even heading font) and background is downright horrible. It could als
by josefresco 13y ago
I hate to be the one to bring this up, but the contrast between your body font color (and even heading font) and background is downright horrible. It could also be how the font is being rendered, it looks thin and broken up.
For example the "t's" and "r's" and "l's" in the following sidebar text are almost invisible: "The data that makes your business tick is never more convincing than when it's put in context inside a story"
- rpc_was_taken 13y agoWith Adblock it didn't even load the CSSs. And I might say, reading it in the default font over a white page improved the readability a lot. Maybe they should apply their own recomendations and reduce "CSS junk" on their site. ;)
- Mercutionario 13y agoOkay, we went back to plain helvetica for now, I agree myself I wasn't very happy with the way it rendered.
- vacri 13y agoIt's ironic that an article fundamentalising on the ideal way to get your point across is so hard to read, on a page with so much visual noise.