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  1. Gene Murray (1 comments.) says:

    When I was assisting my Rockwell International, Reliability Director on NASA’s Space Shuttle Operations doing Power Point presentation on budgets and projects we researched font and white space impacts. The research clearly showed that good white space and a block type fonts were the easiest to read – and people remember the presentation longer and could more clearly recall the presentation.

    Dark background text are dramactic but people don’t remember very well. Having a bold titles and larger font size than the detailed text is what works better. My site are designed to provide good portion of white space and good font size so that titles can be read in flashing, clicking through a site. The mind remembers these title words and will flash back in a person memory – thus providing memory recall and return the your site.

    Be nice – let people see your information that is relevant and of value!

  2. kamrynhughes (1 comments.) says:

    Obviously whitespace is more effective key to represents your information in more powerful way. The above information inspires me to improve the utilization of whitespace more carefully. Can u explain me more about active and passive whitespace?



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