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Investigating Text Legibility on Non-Rectangular Displays

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Talkat CHI 2016 · 2016-05-07..05-12· [web-platform, ux-and-product-design]

speakers

name:Marcos Serrano
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name:Anne Roudaut
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name:Pourang Irani
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resources

video:https://youtu.be/U_U07u8tzAw
slides:none on file

summary

Paper reports a multi-part empirical investigation using focus groups to collect real-world non-rectangular shapes, a three-axis mapping framework, and 10 hypotheses tested in controlled quantitative legibility studies. Key results: broken layouts with holes slow reading and increase difficulty; scrollable displays let variable font size beat constant-size layouts by reducing line jumps; several common intuitions are invalidated, and a set of actionable design guidelines for text on free-form displays is produced.

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chapters (9)

  1. 0:00Introduction and game
  2. 1:57Why non-rectangular displays
  3. 3:02Research questions and shapes
  4. 5:58Mapping text on shapes
  5. 8:49Readability hypotheses
  6. 10:54Experiment setup and tasks
  7. 13:27Key findings and guidelines
  8. 15:12Future research directions
  9. 16:20Q&A session

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