italic at the end of the page is/looks grey, that is strange not to use black color. Choosing a smaller font will make it denser. The line spacing makes for a lighter page and should aid scanning for information. The font itself can be changed in your browsers font settings. This is usually considered good practice as black on white becomes straining for the eyes after a while (although opinions differ on this point).
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The reason the font may appear thinner is that it is slightly grey rather than full black. But I admit I only feel this when I switch back and forth between the two designs. The second is that on Iceweasel, the font that is picked by the new design looks thinner than the default one, and therefore less contrasted and slightly less comfortable to read. The first is that with the increased space between lines, compared to the original design, the pages look a bit empty - although the decrease in content per page is not so high. On the main website, I have two comments. It is really great that we will have a unified appearance for many of our web services. They are just an attempt to explain the background of the decisions. My comments below do not intend to close down the discussion about these issues.
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Please feel free to add your ideas, comments and bugs below. The default font size in most browsers is 16pt which is rather large but actually very readable. This makes the font user configurable and allows the site to work better on diffrent devices and personalities. The font size is to large can you make it smaller please?Īfter much consideration the decision was made to respect the browser font settings. Also see other heavily branded commercial sites that despite commercial pressures keep their logo resonably small. The smaller logo makes the header quite space-efficient and the wider left margin sites the logo on a column of white space that makes it prominent despite the small size. If someone has a very compelling argument I am of course willing to be convinced.Ĭould you make the logo bigger it's to small! For these reasons, and a few other I would much rather not remove the left margin. The left margin is also quite comfortable when scanning the text. Since the logo forms an integrated part of the breadcrumbs (the text of the logo is the first crumb) its position is rather locked in by quite a few design decisions so that a change would unravel a significant part of the design. The version of the debian logo used also looks better with significant white space beneath it. See this image for a comparison and note how the top lef corner becomes congested and the whole layout looks less organised.
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Define workflow to update stylesheets on all sites.Solve navbar scaling for mini font sizes. I guess the strategy would be to extract the title of each index.wml up to the root and display it as a list of links in the breadcrumbs. If anyone with Perl skills know if/how to achieve this with wml/Perl please let me know. Adjust wml template to print parent dirs. anything) for commentsįind bugs and ugly parts of the current design Sites in progess moving to kallesdesign.
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