Friday, May 4, 2012
Spacing
One of the more subtle aspects of presentation is spacing.
This can be as simple as ensuring sentences are only a certain width.
It can incorporate space distance between clauses, paragraphs, etc.
Do your best to have text not wrap.
Too, although this clearly isn't a deal breaker:
sentence-wrapping is dissonant.
Dissonance can detract from comprehension.
Certainly it can reduce reading speed at the least.
Take the time to choose the right spacing:
It will increase readibility by something like 5%.
And each of these small improvements will, aggregately, bear fruit.
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