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Zach Saucier
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No, you do not need to use the same tracking for both the numbers and the letters. You are in charge of making things look "right" and be usable. There are no really hard rules. Consistency is a good goal, but these pieces are distinct and if using different tracking serves your end goal (making things look "good" and usable) then do it. The first orand third examples that you show both look greatgood to me.

Side note: the kerning between the C and R of "Increased" and F and O of "for" look a pixel too wide in the second and third examples. I might investigate possibly remedying that somehow if you can

No, you do not need to use the same tracking for both the numbers and the letters. You are in charge of making things look "right" and be usable. There are no really hard rules. Consistency is a good goal, but these pieces are distinct and if using different tracking serves your end goal (making things look "good" and usable) then do it. The first or third examples that you show both look great to me.

Side note: the kerning between the C and R of "Increased" and F and O of "for" look a pixel too wide in the second and third examples. I might investigate possibly remedying that somehow if you can

No, you do not need to use the same tracking for both the numbers and the letters. You are in charge of making things look "right" and be usable. There are no really hard rules. Consistency is a good goal, but these pieces are distinct and if using different tracking serves your end goal (making things look "good" and usable) then do it. The first and third examples that you show both look good to me.

Side note: the kerning between the C and R of "Increased" and F and O of "for" look a pixel too wide in the second and third examples. I might investigate possibly remedying that somehow if you can

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Zach Saucier
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No, you do not need to use the same tracking for both the numbers and the letters. You are in charge of making things look "right" and be usable. There are no really hard rules. Consistency is a good goal, but these pieces are distinct and if using different tracking serves your end goal (making things look "good" and usable) then do it. The first or third examples that you show both look great to me.

Side note: the kerning between the C and R of "Increased" and F and O of "for" look a pixel too wide in the second and third examples. I might investigate possibly remedying that somehow if you can