A content panel must have either fewer than 60 words or more than 95 words. The word count should never be between 60 and 95 words, including 60 and 95.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A content panel must have either fewer than 60 words or more than 95 words.
The word count should never be between 60 and 95 words, including 60 and 95.
A content panel should be very short or long. It should not be a medium length. This rule prevents a visual problem. The scroll arrow can look strange. This happens when content just barely fits. The user only needs to scroll a tiny bit. This makes the scroll arrow seem broken.
A designer creates a content panel with 70 words. The content almost fits on the screen. A small scroll arrow appears. The user sees only one extra line of text below the scroll arrow. This makes the design look unfinished.
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A content panel must have either fewer than 60 words or more than 95 words. The word count should never be between 60 and 95 words, including 60 and 95.