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Create simple-to-read content on your website.

 

The term "readability" relates to how quickly words, sentences, and phrases may be identified. If your site's readability is good, users will be able to browse (or skim) it quickly. This method makes it simpler to absorb information.

 

Making a webpage more legible is straightforward if you follow these basic guidelines:

 

Contrast's value cannot be overstated: For readability and website accessibility, there must be adequate contrast between your text and backdrop colors. While your website's color palette is likely to be similar to your brand's, make sure there is enough contrast between the various elements. To do so, use an online application such as Contrast Checker.

 

For the most part, smaller fonts are difficult to read. A typical web design rule of thumb is to keep your body text at least 16pt. That's a great starting point, but keep in mind that the exact amount depends totally on the fonts you choose on your website. Font types: The field of typography offers a vast range of fonts from which to pick. You may choose between serif fonts (such as Times New Roman) and sans serif fonts (which technically mean "without serif").

 

Sans serif fonts are typically the ideal choice for extensive online pages, such as the one you're reading right now. Combining these different typefaces may create some interesting font combinations.

 

There are also many lovely display fonts to choose from, such as script fonts that seem to be handwritten. If you're searching for one, don't use too much of it to avoid an overwhelming effect.

 

Limit the number of fonts used: no more than three different typefaces should be used on a single website. More complicated font combinations may be required for certain tasks, but too many distinct kinds may seem cluttered and distract from your brand's identity. Make sure your written website content has varying sizes and weights, from a large header to smaller subheadings to even smaller paragraphs or body text, to establish a clear hierarchy. This useful website design strategy ensures that your visitors' attention is directed to something exciting all of the time.

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