Tufte CSS
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Tufte CSS
create centered fixed-width designs for most situations.
from Landing Page Optimization: The Definitive Guide to Testing and Tuning for Conversions by Maura Ginty
try to use fixed-width design for your website to limit potential negative impact, and to have more control over the layout of your pages and how they look and flow for visitors on many different screen sizes.
from Website Optimization: An Hour a Day by Rich Page
do they care enough to look at superfluous bar charts marking your effectiveness with CSS and jQuery? Nope.
from Stop Thinking Like a Freelancer by Liam Veitch
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Google’s Browser Size tool
from Landing Page Optimization: The Definitive Guide to Testing and Tuning for Conversions by Maura Ginty
Use a font with a large x-height for online viewing so that the type will appear to be larger.
from 100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know About People (Voices That Matter) by Weinschenk Susan
- By applying generic templates to a wide range of website types, designers are separating form from content, when in fact, form and content are dependent upon each other.
from It’s Not Just You: Websites Really Do All Look the Same Now by Angela Lashbrook
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