Typography W eb page design is much akin to that of desktop publishing. Just as amateur desktop publishers foisted some bizarre designs on the print world at that time, the growing pains of the Web have produced many bad habits that can and should be avoided. S ite designer should be able to retain as much typographic control over their work as possible. One most important thing in the Web page design is to having a vision for your design, and sticking with it.
Readability is a major concern in the design.
It could be enhanced by greater contrast between type color and background color , using black type on a white or other light-hued background. Make an allowance for monitor glare, since on-screen white is brighter and harsher than the white reflected off paper. The grey default background in Netscape was seized upon by some Web designers as a design ideal. Another major concern specific to reading content online instead of in print is bandwidth . Designers could be in favor of fine-tuning large graphics to reduce the color palette and file size.