

To ensure its readability, use fonts with generous x-heights like Tahoma and Verdana and sufficient space between letters like Georgia. Researchers discovered that the spacing between characters played a significant role in whether or not readers thought that a font was easy to read in a study published in ‘Behavior and Information Technology, Volume 21, in 2002. Choose fonts that suit the intent, which should be transparent, sans-serif, light typeface, open-counter fonts when it comes to conveying details or text-heavy messages. For starters, all the techniques used to make fonts readable are white space between letters and lines and paragraph breaks and photographs or offset quotations. By selecting a legible font and then organizing the font in a readable manner, you can make the words easy to read. Readability refers to how on a written page or webpage, you set out your chosen font. So an easy to read font should satisfy both of the factors above. You like it but it does not mean everyone does. Why do you need to know it while you can randomly decide whatever you like? It can be understood base on the psychological fields. It might involve readability and legibility. There are two key terms you need to fully understand before choosing typography.


In Edge is reverts to Times and in the Kindle I noticed it is defaulting to the 'Publisher's Font', which is some sans serif font. For some reason my Bookerly font is being ignored. I'm proofing my epub in MS Edge browser, the Kindle Preview and downloading as a.

I know HTML and CSS pretty well but this one is throwing me.
