When you have a glance at an app, you should be able to read each and every line clearly – that’s called good typography! However, some apps fail to emphasize on the importance of fonts. When readers’ eyes travel along texts, it should be effortless and easy to read.
The mobile apps user interface (UI) is built up of various elements like tab bars, navigation bars, side menus and much more. These elements are equally backed up by graphic elements or icons. In addition, these visual elements are used for easy communication too. Experts reveal that approximately 95 percent of all communication happening on the internet is through text. That’s exactly what we are coming to.
The mobile apps user interface (UI) is built up of various elements like tab bars, navigation bars, side menus and much more. These elements are equally backed up by graphic elements or icons. In addition, these visual elements are used for easy communication too. Experts reveal that approximately 95 percent of all communication happening on the internet is through text. That’s exactly what we are coming to.
How Users Read?
Reading a piece of app text can be really complex. We see various signs, images and characters, in innumerable combinations of words and in endless orders of sentences. Readers give a certain context to all the combinations and signs. Once you read it, you wouldn’t really have to think about it further or put any effort into the same.
Reading a piece of app text can be really complex. We see various signs, images and characters, in innumerable combinations of words and in endless orders of sentences. Readers give a certain context to all the combinations and signs. Once you read it, you wouldn’t really have to think about it further or put any effort into the same.
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