The Effects of Line Length on Reading Online News - The Diigo Meta page

• 15 Nov 07
  

  andyscotuk

  accessibility Usability design research readability webdesign

• 21 Sep 07
  

  Florent Darrault

  accessibility text typography research usability word

• 21 Aug 07
  

  zomigi

  article research usability

• 29 May 07
  

  Gustavo Gawryszewski

  usability design research readability typography accessibility

• 25 May 07
  

  mmankin

  U_LineLength

• 02 Oct 06
  

  winnefox

  WebDesign typography readability text research length

• 20 Sep 06
  

  T Hoffbauer

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• 07 Sep 06
  

  tezcat tlatlahqui

  web design usability accessibility

• 05 Sep 06
  

  readability to_read usability

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  Tip Ng

  reading info tips

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  Jasmin Klindzic

  Usability design Accessibility Reference layout text typography

• 20 Feb 06
  

  Mike Stenhouse

  Many people prefer short line lengths but a large slice of people perform better with long lines...

  typography usability ux

• 27 Sep 05
  

  F H

  design psychology usability web css read

• 05 Aug 05
  

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  typography pagelayout

• 31 Jul 05
  

  Are Halland

  "No effects of line length were found for comprehension or satisfaction, however, users indicated a strong preference for either the short or long line lengths."

  linjelengde copy design blogglenke delicious

• 27 Jul 05
  

  Jason Marotti

  This study examined the effects of line length on reading speed, comprehension, and user satisfaction of online news articles. Results showed that passages formatted with 95 cpl resulted in faster reading speed.

  design usability

• 22 Jul 05
  

  C K

  Usability

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  César Córcoles

  usabilidad webdev

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