SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers · 2002 · 34 citations · 7 references
MedicineVision ScienceReading ComprehensionVisual AttentionVisual DesignAttention In ReadingFont DesignReading SpeedFont RenderingRapid Serial Visual PresentationSans Serif TypeSans Serif Typefaces
Abstract During Rapid Serial Visual Presentation, readers can read sans‐serif type about 20% faster at very small sizes. This advantage disappears at larger sizes. The study was done with fonts specially designed to control typeface parameters other than the serifs. The results suggest that rendering serifs at small sizes may be counterproductive.
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Low vision reading with sequential word presentation
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