1. Choose readable fonts.
While the Arial font may seem basic and boring it is the easiest font to read, particularly for the elderly and dyslexic reader. Unless you have a specific reason to use creative and cute fonts, resist the temptation. You want the user to notice the content, not the font.
While the Arial font may seem basic and boring it is the easiest font to read, particularly for the elderly and dyslexic reader. Unless you have a specific reason to use creative and cute fonts, resist the temptation. You want the user to notice the content, not the font.
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