- 101 UX Principles
- Will Grant
- 182字
- 2021-07-16 18:02:36
Chapter #5. Use a Sensible Default Size for Body Copy
Your customers will be reading a lot of text across your app or site, so how big should the type be?
The days of fixed-size type are long gone. Most browsers on desktop and mobile will let users scale type up and down, switch into "reading mode" and apply system-wide accessibility settings, like large type and high-contrast colors.
With that in mind, all you're doing here is setting the default type size that appears when the product is first opened. Ideally, the type should be big enough to be readable, but not so big as to overwhelm the user or take up too much space in a crowded view.
Body copy in 16px, with a 1.5 line height and "auto" or "default" character spacing, is usually a safe bet and a good default for the vast majority of your users.
Trying to set your own character spacing is usually unnecessary for body copy, because the browser will do a better job of text rendering than you can.
- 施耐德SoMachine控制器應用及編程指南
- Intel FPGA/CPLD設計(高級篇)
- Mastering Manga Studio 5
- Mastering Adobe Photoshop Elements
- STM32自學筆記
- 嵌入式系統原理及應用:基于ARM Cortex-M4體系結構
- 微服務實戰
- Zabbix 4 Network Monitoring
- Deep Learning with Keras
- 詳解FPGA:人工智能時代的驅動引擎
- MicroPython Cookbook
- 計算機組裝與維護立體化教程(微課版)
- Exceptional C++:47個C++工程難題、編程問題和解決方案(中文版)
- USB 3.0編程寶典
- CPU設計實戰:LoongArch版