210 x 297 UX Design for the Physical World
summary
Practical rules for generating printed UX: allow a 5 mm non-printable margin, plan page breaks so headings never orphan, and avoid shrinking type — use 12 pt minimum so readers can’t be forced to zoom. Test actual prints (not just preview) in both color and grayscale — test on real printer — and export artwork as convert to CMYK to preserve hue and contrast. Use bold/italic/underline, not just color, and expect home printers to crop or desaturate content.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:25User Experience in Printed Documents
- 0:59Most Common User Interfaces
- 2:41Non-Printable Area
- 4:19Page Breaks
- 7:42Color and Grayscale
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