It’s unfortunate that pretty much no one composes with a scale when publishing for the web. Your article is a great step forward.
Also overlooked are line lengths. Since the beginning of the web, It has been a standard practice to expand the line lengths out with the width of the browser (like your site is currently :), causing line lengths to expand way too long. If an optimal line length for print is 66 characters, line lengths for web should be even smaller.
Theodore Rosendorf
It’s unfortunate that pretty much no one composes with a scale when publishing for the web. Your article is a great step forward.
Also overlooked are line lengths. Since the beginning of the web, It has been a standard practice to expand the line lengths out with the width of the browser (like your site is currently :), causing line lengths to expand way too long. If an optimal line length for print is 66 characters, line lengths for web should be even smaller.