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If you have complex information it’s important that you don’t over simplify it, instead arrange its design to help user navigate and absorb that information.
Like Andy Rutledge says, people will read through text when it’s presented in a way that makes finding the relevant information easy, the act of reading restful and, of course, that the text is relevant, engaging and clear. No one will read through boring and confusing pieces of text, long or short.
Volume Doesn’t Matter
May 6, 2007
Despite what you’ve read, the volume of text on your page in and of itself
has no impact on the success of your site. Statisticians will tell you otherwise,
because they observe specific behaviors and perceive patterns and think that
their perceptions easily translate into concrete conclusions. They’re usually
wrong on this score. The fact is it doesn’t matter what volume of copy you
have if the copy is well designed.
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Posted Sunday, May 25th, 2008 at 7:56 pm
Filed Under Category: Web Design
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