Figure 2: justification problems highlighted in yellow in InDesign With H&J violations enabled, yellow highlighting will indicate any problems areas-the darker the yellow, the greater the problem.
The following shows a document with two identical frames of justified text, side by side. In the Highlight section, select H&J Violations (H&J = hyphenation and justification)įigure 1: enabling highlighting of hyphenation and justification violations A visual representation of the problem.Select Edit (Windows) or InDesign (Mac), Preferences, Composition.In order to get a visual representation of any problems with justified text in InDesign: Fortunately, InDesign provides a better way. Another is to hold the page upside down so that words and their shapes become less recognizable, making the spacing easier to judge.
For example, one way is to squint at a page in order to gauge the blotchiness or otherwise of each line. There are various ways of checking that text is evenly spaced, some perhaps more ‘scientific’ than others. Low-tech methods of evaluating the problem
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Here we consider one further factor, namely text justification and the evenness of text spacing. Below we provide a quick tutorial for InDesign users on how to eliminate any potential problems, together with a note on the relevant standards. These include text and background colours, font face and size, leading (line height), and line and paragraph length. There are many typographical factors that can affect the ability of people with dyslexia to read text. 6 October 2017 | Ted Page Typography and dyslexia
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