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over 9 years ago from Allan Grinshtein, Founder at LayerVault

Cihad Turhan, over 9 years ago (edited over 9 years ago )
90% or more users are designers here. Therefore, most of them has larger screens for design purposes. I mean most people has resolution of 1080p or around. So this section seems very
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- Allan Grinshtein, over 9 years ago
  Chihad, the width of the column was intentionally reduced to control line length and increase readability. Increase the column width would mean increasing the type to the aforementioned clown-size.
  A nice reference for you: practicaltypography.com/typography-in-ten-minutes.html
  2 points
  - Matt Lindley, over 9 years ago
    http://viget.com/inspire/the-line-length-misconception
    3 points
    - Cihad Turhan, over 9 years ago
      I was about to ask if there is any research about the article he posted but you came in the right time. Thanks, I always felt like about 100 cpl is more easier to read.
      1 point

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