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Semiotics for Beginners
by Daniel Chandler
The Media and Communications Studies Site
at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, UK
강의록: http://www.aber.ac.uk/media/Documents/S4B/semiotic.html (대박!)
| readibility & legibility (0) | 2007.11.16 |
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| [Kristina Niedderer@Design Issues] Designing Mindful Interaction: The Category of Performative Object (0) | 2007.02.13 |
Readability and legibility are often confused. Readability is most often and more properly used to describe the ease with which written language is read and understood – it concerns the difficulty of the language itself, not its appearance. Factors that affect readability include sentence and word length, and the frequency of uncommon words.
In contrast, legibility describes how easily or comfortably a typeset text can be read. It is not connected with content or language, but rather with the size and appearance of the printed or displayed text.
| [Semiotics for Beginners] Lectured by Daniel Chandler (0) | 2012.07.12 |
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| [Kristina Niedderer@Design Issues] Designing Mindful Interaction: The Category of Performative Object (0) | 2007.02.13 |
| [Semiotics for Beginners] Lectured by Daniel Chandler (0) | 2012.07.12 |
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| readibility & legibility (0) | 2007.11.16 |
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