Typography Will Be Flexible

[TonyF]

Type on the web is very different from type in print, and in 2015 we’ll finally shed the last of the old fashioned thinking that’s kept text looking too small and squeezed together on many major sites. There are three major aspects that affect the readability of type on the web: Type Size, Column Width, and Line Height. Research has demonstrated that larger text sizes are conducive to easier reading on the web. Designers have begun to implement responsive typography alongside responsive images and structures in their designs. It is crucial for text to always look its best, regardless of platform.

[TonyF]

Type on the web is very different from type in print, and in 2015 we’ll finally shed the last of the old fashioned thinking that’s kept text looking too small and squeezed together on many major sites. There are three major aspects that affect the readability of type on the web: Type Size, Column Width, and Line Height. Research has demonstrated that larger text sizes are conducive to easier reading on the web. Designers have begun to implement responsive typography alongside responsive images and structures in their designs. It is crucial for text to always look its best, regardless of platform.