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  • #30260
    Locke
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    Hey Hi Everyone, I need some help , to make texts look better, the client wants to have a lot of texts in a short space , so that complicates my mind hahaha.

    check this out:

    http://yamaha-cuajimalpa.com.mx/marino/4tiempos/vx-deluxe/

    look at the left side of the AquaMoto

    do I justify the text , or center it? … make first

    with big fonts? or do I demand client to give me simplified texts??

    what do you think?

    , text-shadows?

    I’m blocked , please some advices…

    Thanks very very much

    #79628
    TheDoc
    Member

    I don’t understand your question. What about the page is wrong? Or needs changing?

    #79660
    Locke
    Participant

    hey hi @TheDoc, well I want to chage the way how texts are showing… I don’t like how the text looks now. The information on the description is a too much, and I need to Beautify this , so , the question would be , Does anyone have a good example or advice on how to beautify the description texts?.

    and mm, sorry about my english…

    thanks

    #79629
    TheDoc
    Member

    Hmmmm…

    Personally, I think it looks fine. The one thing that I would do is swap where the image is and where the text is. So, I would prefer the text to be on the left and the image to be on the right.

    Beautifying it? I don’t really think there is much you can do other than changing the font using @font-face or something like that.

    You could also increase the line-height to something like 1.4 or 1.5 via CSS.

    #79626
    virtual
    Participant

    Get rid of the text-shadow it makes the text look very fuzzy. It should not be used for whole blocks of text.

    Either change it all over to the left side like theDoc suggested or if you keep it in the same position make the text left align. European languages are read from left to right, right aligning your text makes it look weird.

    Add some padding between paragraphs, otherwise it just goes on and on and looks boring. You could also highlight some features by adding headings and then the text below, it would break up the monotony of your page.

    #79497
    Locke
    Participant

    Thanks @TheDoc & @Virtual , I’ll take your advices… I think it looks better.

    I leave the text-shadow but I reduce it to 2px…

    Thanks

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