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5 Simple Ways to Add White Spaces in a Technical Blogpost Having trouble finding images for Technical and education blogposts? We know how important visual appeal is if you want to avoid bounce rate. Try these out. · Screenshots · Tables and Charts from reputable sources · Famous quotes in wrap text and large font · GIF’s, (love these) · Formatting; color, bold, italics, bigger font
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Always stick to a font duo or trio ✏️ This tip will help you maintain a cohesive and professional look while also improving the readability of your text. Follow Digifloat for more awesome tips & tricks #graphicdesigntips #tipoftheday #designinspiration
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Mastering font weights. Really interesting class. Today I learned not to use font weights 100 - 300 and 700 - 900 as these can be unreadable on low resolution monitors. The rule is to stick to 400, 500 and 600, and stick to using only 3 different weights across your app to establish hierarchy. The way we can soften text is by using color. Titles should use a more vibrant color, whereas supporting text can be the same weight but less contrasting color. 🙌 👨💻
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A good #easyread resource will convey key information clearly with a clean layout. Each page should present: ☑️ 4 or 5 sentences ☑️ in a large font ☑️ with a picture to the left of each sentence Find out more about how we can help translate your information into Easy Read on our website: https://lnkd.in/eXC89x9D #accessibility #learningdisability #disabilityrights
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I can't believe I'm just now figuring out why Times New Roman still feels like the default font for everything. Why is Times New Roman the default typeface for everything we see? Some people say it's because, as a serif font, it's the easiest font to read. Others have pointed out that it's cheaper to print out compared to other typefaces. Licensing is a huge way for typographers to get their type out there. The easier you make it for people to use your font, the more it will be used. When the first computers came on the market, quickly understanding the benefits of the font the makers of Times New Roman made the font inexpensive to license. Programmers quickly used it as the default font for many of their programs including on most word processing programs like Microsoft Word and Mac. So the more people started using computers to write, the more they started using Times New Roman. Today, Times New Roman is no longer the system default. But its impression on culture as the default font for an entire generation, has made it an expressive design choice rather than just an economic one. #GreatDesign #branding #times
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I recently updated my blog with a new font and would like your feedback. I switched from a sans-serif font to Fira Code, a monospace option that I find quite readable. Which font do you prefer for a blog?🤔 You can check how look my blog with the Fira Code font: https://www.adonys.me/
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This is a screen of a task manager application showing an icon and the text "All tasks completed" with the additional message "Nice work!". In this task, I used a bold font weight to highlight the text, and I also used padding to keep a little bit of a gap between the texts. Due to this task, I learn how to bold font weight, and how to use padding to create gap between composable.
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👀 Have you seen the little green tab yet? We’ve been doing a little website tinkering! You can use the accessibility toolbar for font, colour, and contrast changes, and to underline links. ALT Text: Screen recording of neurodiversikey®’s homepage. An open padlock swings back and forth before a green tab is opened to reveal an accessibility toolbar. The toolbar has the options: increase text; decrease text; grayscale; high contrast; light background; links underline; readable font; reset. #accessibility #neurodiversity #neurodiversikey
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8 Little-Known Facts About | text formatting - font tag - pretag text highlight - progress bar
8 Little-Known Facts About | text formatting - font tag - pretag text highlight - progress bar
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