Translations:Reading/Web/Accessibility for reading/Repository/Readability research report/43/en

One article quotes the type designer Zuzana Licko as saying, "Readers read best what they read most."$1 The quote suggests that the more one reads a particular type of text in a particular context, the better one becomes at reading it because our eyes and brains become accustomed to that context and learn shortcuts for processing that kind of information. This has an important implication for the communities of editors, and frequent readers. They have unknowingly trained their eyes and brains to process Wikipedia's current typographic style and are more effective readers of the current Wikipedia than casual readers.