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The ease in which text can be understood (based on content, not formatting). Readability is not to be confused with legibility, which is the ease with which text can be read (based on formatting, not content).
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What color( composition)s qualify good UX for a wiki, or any similar informative site?
First of all use the color wheel of course. Subsection colors using a regular shape ie a shape with equal sides (equilateral), be it 3, 4, 5 etc.
Next consider what you're trying to convey, and to wh …
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