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Choosing A New AnswerBank Font
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Georgia:
Georgia Desktop Designs /// Georgia Tablet Designs /// Georgia Mobile Designs
Tiresias:
Tiresias Desktop Designs /// Tiresias Tablet Designs /// Tiresias Mobile Designs
Let me know what you think!
All the best,
Ed
Georgia:
Georgia Desktop Designs /// Georgia Tablet Designs /// Georgia Mobile Designs
Tiresias:
Tiresias Desktop Designs /// Tiresias Tablet Designs /// Tiresias Mobile Designs
Let me know what you think!
All the best,
Ed
This poll is closed.
- Tiresias - 46 votes
- 55%
- Georgia - 38 votes
- 45%
Stats until: 16:39 Thu 21st Nov 2024 (Refreshed every 5 minutes)
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I wish I could see them the actual size they would appear on my computer: when I click to enlarge them they seem bigger than the site currently appears on my screen. Tiresias looks thick and graceless to me, whereas Georgia is elegant. But I wonder if at standard size it will be a bit too spindly to read.
All I'm getting is this http:// i65.tin ypic.co m/5xkai 0.png
Anyone interested, there is more about the Tiresias font by its creator
http:// www.joh ngillte ch.com/ reports /marbur g.htm
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A little tidbit about the Georgia font.
It was designed by Microsoft in the 90s. Microsoft did not like to license software themselves, and tended to do their own proprietary versions. It was the same with typefaces. So instead of licensing Helvetica, they designed their own similar font, Arial. Georgia bares more than a passing resemblance to Times New Roman.
It was designed by Microsoft in the 90s. Microsoft did not like to license software themselves, and tended to do their own proprietary versions. It was the same with typefaces. So instead of licensing Helvetica, they designed their own similar font, Arial. Georgia bares more than a passing resemblance to Times New Roman.
Times New Roman is a print font designed to look good on paper. Georgia is a digital version of it. It is definitely the more elegant and classic of the two, but it isn't the most legible. The main aim of the AB redesign is to up their game on mobile devices with smaller screens, so legibility is very important.
I always feel a bit selfish, but then I guess that's what casting a vote is in a way - as Tiresias was designed in part to help anyone with some visual impairment it gets thumbs up from me.
I only use a desktop , apart from rare occasions on holiday, so I try not to comment on the mobile side of it.
I only use a desktop , apart from rare occasions on holiday, so I try not to comment on the mobile side of it.
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