Wikipedia with better readability
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Wikipedia with better readability
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Re: Wikipedia with better readability
#2Font seems too big. Information density is low per viewport
Re: Wikipedia with better readability
#3You may want to add some spacing between the body text and the right sidebar. Right now, they run right up against each other.
Re: Wikipedia with better readability
#4There is no spacing between the info box and the main text, this decreases readability for me.
Re: Wikipedia with better readability
#5Title is a lie. Just like the cake was a lie.
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Re: Wikipedia with better readability
#7Images are un-clickable, unfortunately.
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#8Re: Wikipedia with better readability
#9* -5: Bad (or no) use of white space
* -60: Serif font on screen
* -40: Sharp, plain, distracting boxes instead of whitespace
* -80: Huge margins on a desktop site
* -8816: Loaded with Javascript
Yes, that's under -9000!
Re: Wikipedia with better readability
#10* -5: Bad (or no) use of white space * -60: Serif font on screen * -40: Sharp, plain, distracting boxes instead of whitespace * -80: Huge margins on a desktop site * -8816: Loaded with Javascript Yes, that's under -9000!
> Serif font on screen
Serif fonts work very nicely with sufficiently high DPI, or if they are designed to withstand low DPI like e.g. Georgia. Is there any way for a website to know if it's running on a high-DPI screen?