Posts tagged ‘front’

FT redesign: modern, readable and accessible

Posted by Leon and filed under Accessibility, usability and readability, Exemplars. 18 comments.

The FT’s redesign shows more ‘progressive’ newspapers the way ahead, without using an overly-complicated grid. And just 9 links in the navbar.

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5 dos and don’ts of submitting content for editing

Posted by Leon and filed under Writing. No comments.

Content editors need good quality material to work with. Here are 5 possible dos and don’ts for submitting material for publication.

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Paragraphs on the web: a typographical guide

Posted by Leon and filed under Accessibility, usability and readability, How-to, WordPress. 3 comments.

The humble paragraph isn’t normally given much typographical attention, but this fundamental element of our writing needs to be treated with respect.

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Grids: Great, but use with care

Posted by Leon and filed under Accessibility, usability and readability. 7 comments.

Using grids for page layout is a great idea. But put the content before the grid.

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Site redesign

Posted by Leon and filed under Miscellany, WordPress. 2 comments.

Newer. Better. Bigger. Morer. Leon Paternoster has been rebuilt and given a facelift: it’s time for a site redesign.

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