[ddots-l] Underlining is harder, RE: Re: Test Drive for New Look to DD Site

Hi,
 
I DO agree that underlining tends to clutter unless it can have a
different color or is spaced a bit away from the text. I think it's good
for grabbing the attention at a distance, but once you hone in it can be
hard.
 
js
 
 

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Kevin,

I think that the underlines on the Products and Order links make ithe
links hard to see (for people with low vision).  Could someone agrue
with me?

Thanks,
Albert

-- "Kevin L. Gibbs" <kevjazz@xxxxxxx> wrote:
The colors look nice.  In fact, the only thing that looks hard to read
is the Amazon and Audible stuff on the right side of the page.  Over the
years, I've begun depending much more on JAWS and less on the vision I
do have.  But I did notice that your color contrasts, particularly the
Black field with yellow and white letters att the top of the page had
visual pop.  I also noticed that the text in the body of your page
looked maybe just a little bigger than average.  If not bigger, perhaps
you had chosen a font that was just that little bit clearer to read.
Good call.
Kevin

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