When you read long articles on your phone or hold a book too close, you probably notice the text blurs and then your neck hurt. It’s an ergonomic problem, most people figure it out accidentally, usually after experiencing some neck pain as their warning signal. You want to be able to see words clearly without […]

The next time you grab a book off a shelf and read only a single page before setting it back down, ask yourself: What made you stop? Was it interesting? Probably. But the way it was laid out were working against you. There was too much blank space between lines, forcing your eyes to jump […]

In any publishing project, there comes a time when you believe your manuscript is finished, and the physical book suddenly looks impossible. You’ve got it bound at standard size of eight and a half by five and a half inches. It slips into your jacket pocket easy. And then you realize that you want to […]

How many times have you been in a presentation with unreadable font in the back of the room? “The presenter was great,” you think. “If only I could see the content.” You crane your neck, pull closer, squint. Nope. That’s not vision impairment; it’s ignoring basic physics. To read comfortabley, there needs to be adequate […]