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To bold, or not to bold, that is the question.
Many of the major news websites have started bolding the text links. But then the question comes into play, does it enhance or take away from the look? Is it easier to read, or hard on the eyes? I have set up two pages, one with bold links and one without, and a poll to find out the answer, http://www.baywideweb.com/bold-vote.html
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1 - it is easier to read.
2 - it makes identifying links easier for color impaired people 3 - IMO it looks better on your example page because I find the look 'sparse', kind of empty with normal weight, fuller looking with the bold (obviously - laughs at myself :o]) |
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As this was listed as 2 separate topics, I have merged them into one as they were exactly the same.
Cindy
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Hi Matauri,
I had originally posted one on site review, and one on the design board. I guess either I goofed and put them both here, or the moderator on the site review board moved it over here. Thank you for combining them. RJ
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