On 9/16/2011 08:56, Mark Roberts wrote:
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
Perhaps in the general population - I think that particular eye problems
may affect one's ability to read different font faces more easily than
others.
Part of the reason no one's been able to come up with a definitive
answer to the question "which is better, serif or sans-serif?" is that
there are so many variables in typeface design and it's pretty much
impossible to perform a controlled experiment (all variables
eliminated except the one under test). But there's a lot of research
done on type and readability for all kinds of specific
disabilities/disorders. Typeface can have a big impact on readability
for people with dyslexia, for example.
Funny fact: Reportedly, one of the most readable typefaces for
dyslexics is... Comic Sans!
Ok Pual, you can keep the comic sans on your album cover
ann
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