What Font Color Is Best For Eyes?
juraj writes "What font color and what background is best for the eyes, when you work for a long time? I have found various contradictory recommendations and I wonder if you know about any medical studies on this topic."
Yellow on red seems like a very popular high contrast color combination for several years.
Serious? Seriousness is well above my pay grade.
Background :#FFFFFF
Text: #FFFF00
You are now manually breathing.
I've been saying this for years, but no-one's paying attention, apparently...
Like my porn, it's black on white.
Let's face it, most of us are scoffers. But moments before zero hour, it does not pay to take chances.
i find bright red letters on a bright blue background to be quite soothing. try it sometime, i promise you will thank me
intellectual property law is philosophically incoherent. it is your moral duty to ignore it or sabotage it
... then shake the monitor.
Just look on myspace, then do the exact oppersite.
If you mod me down, I will become more powerful than you can imagine....
Gray is a color, grey is a colour.
Infrared on ultraviolet
That font usually sends me into an epileptic seizure resulting in a day off work.
So, based on your medical expertise, you are saying if it hurts when I do X, I shouldn't do X?
Your screen is dark. your text is likely to be eaten by a grue.
The CB App. What's your 20?
While you joke about red on yellow, I personally use a three color font system that is brown stokes infilled with a pale orange sitting on a white background. It's very legible as you can see in this example here
Some drink at the fountain of knowledge. Others just gargle.
Calm down Nick, there's no need to get personal! (Although, I do suspect that's exactly why he posted as AC)
Ahh - My eye!
The doctor said I'm not supposed to get Slashdot in it!
Here's another webpage that uses color very efficiently to transport an important message link
Sirs:
I am from planet Earth, that revoles around a type N star, in the MilkyWay Galixy.
In our Galixy, type N stars ( main sequince ) emit a light power spectrum centered around
6300deg Kelvin, a light wavelength we call 'Yellow'.
White light is a broad spectrum light that has equal power on all frequencies.
The light of a N type star, of which our sun is one, is centered on the Yellow
part of the light spectrium. Remember ROYGBV. Red stars are hotter, Yellow is ours,
and Blue stars are cooler, and UV stars are the coolest!
At least that was the order of things, according to astronmetrics,
when I got my MS, and I dont think a lot has changed.
What is interesting about human eyes, is that the power RESPONSE curve,
matches our sun, as exactly as we can measure it.
Now. WHAT STAR ARE YOU FROM?