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Resilient Web Design
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Re: Resilient Web Design
#2What's the proper way to read this?
The font is gorgeous but also massive.
Re: Resilient Web Design
#3What's the proper way to read this? The font is gorgeous but also massive.
I feel like I'm reading on my kindle with the font size accidentally turned up to max...
Re: Resilient Web Design
#4I feel like this was designed to be read on a smartphone. I find it uncomfortable reading this on my 15" laptop screen.
That aside, content looks interesting.
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#5I feel like this was designed to be read on a smartphone. I find it uncomfortable reading this on my 15" laptop screen. That aside, content looks interesting.
Layout is reasonable on my phone, but the type is so distracting...
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#6The lack of information density in a so called "web book" is irksome
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#7Distracting type, and horrible font size. Really difficult to read on laptop.
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#8I hate to be the one to comment on form instead of content...
But a body text of "2.5 em" is literally unreadable. Anyone trying to talk about web design, while using letters that are 2.5^2 = 6.25 times larger by area than normal, I can't take seriously enough to even begin to read.
Re: Resilient Web Design
#9I feel like this was designed to be read on a smartphone. I find it uncomfortable reading this on my 15" laptop screen. That aside, content looks interesting.
It's not too bad if you zoom out a bit. I don't know why they made the type so large.
Re: Resilient Web Design
#10I hate to be the one to comment on form instead of content... But a body text of "2.5 em" is literally unreadable. Anyone trying to talk about web design, while using letters that are 2.5^2 = 6.25 times larger by area than normal , I can't take seriously enough to even begin to read.
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