læsevenligt
Læsevenligt is a Danish term that describes how easy a text is to read and understand. It applies to both printed and digital content and is a central consideration in publishing, education, and public communication in Danish contexts. The concept encompasses typography, layout, language, and structure that together enable quick comprehension by a broad audience.
Key factors that influence læsevenlighed include typography (font family, size, weight), line length around 50–75 characters
Assessment of readability often relies on metrics and user feedback. The LIX readability index is commonly
Applications of læsevenligt design appear in websites, public documents, educational materials, and publishing. Guidelines emphasize high
Relation to accessibility is central: læsevenligt design supports inclusive communication, aiding readers with dyslexia or aging