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You said you only care about readability. But readability is one of the only reasons we code in "monospaced" fonts, because although they don't look as nice, it
by rbilgil 13y ago
You said you only care about readability. But readability is one of the only reasons we code in "monospaced" fonts, because although they don't look as nice, it's very difficult to confuse capital I's with l's and 0's with O's.
Also surely you get the sense of informalness that comes from Comic Sans? Do you at least understand why it looks silly on something like a "DANGER, HIGH VOLTAGE" sign
- serf 13y ago>> You said you only care about readability. Nope, he never said that. I did. And I use monospace fonts. I understand the formality that is conveyed; I just don't care for that layer of information myself. I'd find it silly if I saw monospace typography at Disneyland or a children's book -- but from a readability standpoint I think i'd likely be impressed.