Perhaps background color could have pattern
I worry it might make legibility fuzzy.
If 1 or 2 characters could be selected to have non-linear visual properties e.g. went above or below the line then it helps the brain map a string of otherwise flat text.
Actually, i you're looking at a list of these on a webpage, it will confuse the brain because it's been taught that certain legible lines belong in just that line....
Will also cause 'tacky effect' overload for the eyes, especially since there's multiple colors used for each separate one.
This is what yours might look like.
Please don't throw anything breakable...;)
Better. I think when the same or similar colors are neighbored it's easier to look at. McDonalds picked red and yellow to get people to leave faster. The contrast is uncomfortable.
This inspired the most amazing thought:
Math might show some addresses are more "lucky" than others.
And there is a better way to display the multi-dimensional forces involved.
Not exactly luck in this case lol. But my life was definitely; well; extreme to the point that just proves I was set apart by both sides of the war to put it shortly.
breathtakingly Ugly
But not in a list
- simply as the avatar (replacing identicons)
signaling where the posts came from.
Can that same gradual fade be done for that? 'One' looks more naturally like 'one' when visual changes are more gradual.
Excellent idea to explore !
Lower-case has descenders, Upper Case bores straight
perhaps limiting it to numbers or hexadecimal set (0-f)
I will test "superscripting" hexadecimals
I understand this is why dyslexic folk struggle when everything is WRITTEN IN CAPS
