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Continuing [../CYRIN-Metrics-Part-1/] our exploration of typographic terminology used by CYRIN [http://canyoureaditnow.com] and how its scores are calculated: Justification > Left-justified text is most natural to read for most text. The justification of text describes how it will be aligned to the edges of your page, which in turn will

Typography has a rich history of wide, specific and sometimes confusing terminology. Today I’m going to focus on terms related to readability that are important to understanding why CYRIN [http://canyoureaditnow.com] recommends what it does, so we can get by with a much smaller set. Font Size > A

Typography can be a subtle art. Type is in front of us all day in one form or another, but it can take extreme examples of high- or low-quality typography to spur us to think about type. Like most arts, the more you think about it, the more you notice