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Questions about the process or outcome of scientific research on design topics. Read the tag wiki (“more info”) before applying this tag.
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"Serifs improve fast, easy readability for long text" - myth or truth?
Studies of readability and legibility are few and far between and mostly inconclusive in deciding broad questions like this.
The only consistent result is that people tend to read best what they rea …
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Sans vs Serif: Research Studies Only
but I've never seen any research backing that up
There is little-to-no conclusive research on what fonts are more legible than others. …
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