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How tiny changes in typography have dramatically increased time on the page

3 years ago from Vl Berezovsky, front-end developer @ flawlessapp

  • Duke CavinskiDuke Cavinski, 3 years ago

    My theory is that this whole post is a clever ruse to promote your product. ;)

    21 points
    • Thomas Michael SemmlerThomas Michael Semmler, 3 years ago

      Considering that their "old version / current version" - Links are completely misleading, I would categorise this as spam tbh.

      -1 points
    • Vl Berezovsky, 3 years ago

      O_o sorry if my question made you feel uncomfortable! The product is not public yet, so nothing to promote there... and when it will be available it should be in free beta (as far as I know).

      My whole idea is to learn more around my initial area, which is web\front-end dev. So I want to do small experiments by myself and check results.

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    • Vl Berezovsky, 3 years ago

      hey! As I mentioned to Thomas already, I didn't have some bad intentions.

      I read Rhythm in web typography and decided to improve the page.

      The product is in development and I have finished my part with the web version. While I have some free time, I want to do more self-development. Web design is interesting to me. Tweaking typography is a fast and interesting task. My team is very supportive, so I can experiment with it.

      We have some traffic, so why not to learn in practice?

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