Narrowing Every Line Until the Website Finally Felt Readable

10:15 a.m.

Silva's guys are fixing the air conditioning unit

11:45 a.m.

Working on my bed room's air conditioning unit

This blue net is my mosquito net, I am the only one in my family who uses a mosquito net

2:30 p.m.

Very cool. Used for Google robot bot crawling or trawling -- I can manually update this:

6:15 p.m.

I modified our Privacy Policy to be a narrow line of text, so it is easier to read.

6:30 p.m.

I reformatted Terms & Legal section of my firm's website, so it is narrow line text, which is easier to read, I also increased line spacing to 1.4 optimal and character spacing (leading or kerning) to 1.05 --

and of course, changed colour of background, foreground* and text to dark or lighter grey

6:30 p.m.

(b)

If I am reading the one on left, my eye is less stressed out, because, I do not have to look left to right with my eyeball, cornea or retina--

If you read the one on the right, the previous version, you have to slowly track the line all the way from the left side to the right hand side--

Despite the temptation to maximise use of space, because a desktop window is widescreen, it is wrong.

6:45 p.m.

Decisions, decisions, decisions--

I dunno if I like this one with a different, darker shade of pink background or not.

I personally do not like it. However, research suggests, if you have a darker shade background--

it draws attention to the foreground window contents.

Though, I just do not like it -- so, I will not do it.

I might, later, make it a slightly darker shade of pink

and manually modify the window settings, so it is a slightly wider strip

7:15 p.m.

I do not like the lighter pink shade background which you can see here:

I will read some more books on web design, and then, I will make a decision.

Or I will talk to Jacques, and we can decide.

7:15 p.m.

(b)

Not everywhere, but on some sections of Apple.com, they have this method of darker shade background and a foreground strip with content:

I can understand the reasoning, it is easier to read--

or is it?

7:30 p.m.

In Amazon's IMDB, they also use a darker shade background to draw attention to contents:

I remembered Steven Bauer, could not place him, checked IMDB, remembered he was in Better Call Saul and also Breaking Bad.

7:30 p.m.

(b)

I am manually making everything on our website a narrow column of text.

I did not understand then, but I faintly, but surely recollect, some websites i visited, especially blogs--

they also have narrow lines of texts.

I have narrowed the defence section, the text blew up the footer somehow

Dunno wtf happened lol

Cannot believe the f***ing thing went past and through the footer--

like a real Howitzer/ Kalla Tuwaku

7:45 p.m.

This text, it was inside the Wix strip, when I modified it, it somehow overshot and splash damaged through the slip and past the footer

in the previous screenshot, you can see, the difference between top and below the footer, which is below footer is white, above footer is very light pink: Snow White which I use