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Originally Posted by Dazrin
Just curious if anyone is familiar with how these tests are done. Is the testing that Lexend describes reasonable and valid?
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Anyway, looking for some insights on this type of study. Thank you!
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Studies of this type are good for manufacturing headlines that make your font look good.
Change the following, and the resulting list of fonts and typefaces will change:
* Where the individual was born;
* What the first language that the individual learned to read;
* Size of the paper (A1 vs A4 vs A6);
* Type of publication (newspaper, magazine, brochure, book);
* Genre of material (academic report, mind-candy, literature, poetry);
* Language of material;
* Vocabulary used in the material;
* Syntax used in the material;
* Sequence of fonts and typefaces being read;
* Number of times the same font is repeated;
* Number of times the same typeface is repeated;