Adapting print design skills for the Web
In Adapting print design skills for the Web, Joe Gillespie brings up some things to consider for print designers moving to the web.
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- Light text on dark background vs. readability
- The recent design trend of light text on dark backgrounds is reducing the readability and usability of many sites for certain people.
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