(Picture me resisting the urge to typographersplain why this is never ever gonna happen.)pic.twitter.com/5NYU6n9igA
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Interesting (to me) to think of the reason, though. An expectation of what Wikipedia should look like? Perceived legitimacy of higher-density text? Bad reaction or experiences with scrolling? Bugs in app laying out some specific articles? Cultural differences re: typesetting?
Or just (probably most likely) opposition to not having control?
That, too. To me it’s a clear design decision though: Whenever I add settings, I consider whether my users are likely to have domain expertise to make the right decisions. If they’re likely spoil their reading experience with a bad combination of settings, it would be my fault.
Yes, I have been thinking about this, too. If you don’t know how reading works and/or if you’re used to reading badly layouted digital documents and websites all day, it will undoubtedly influence your expectations of what makes for a “good” layout.
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