Lynne is the creator of Key Values, a website that helps engineers find teams that share their values. She lives in San Francisco, is an Iron(wo)man, and loves meeting new peeps!
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San Francisco
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MIT'10 Brain and Cognitive Sciences, UCSF'12 Neuroscience
I personally find sans serif to be more readable, but reading the comments here are really interesting! It's not an obvious choice.
While it'd be "cool" to give authors the option, you probably shouldn't for branding/consistency purposes. I trust whatever you decide, as long as it's not Papyrus 😂
Lol, yeah this thread has been really eye-opening. We can't be so democratic about every single change, but I had a feeling this might strike a chord. I'm fascinated by the proposals to give readers the option. It's a slippery slope into configuration hell, but I think it's actually a pretty neat idea.
Lynne is the creator of Key Values, a website that helps engineers find teams that share their values. She lives in San Francisco, is an Iron(wo)man, and loves meeting new peeps!
Location
San Francisco
Education
MIT'10 Brain and Cognitive Sciences, UCSF'12 Neuroscience
I personally find sans serif to be more readable, but reading the comments here are really interesting! It's not an obvious choice.
While it'd be "cool" to give authors the option, you probably shouldn't for branding/consistency purposes. I trust whatever you decide, as long as it's not Papyrus 😂
Lol, yeah this thread has been really eye-opening. We can't be so democratic about every single change, but I had a feeling this might strike a chord. I'm fascinated by the proposals to give readers the option. It's a slippery slope into configuration hell, but I think it's actually a pretty neat idea.
Oooooooh! That's fancy. I like it.