Definitions for "Legibility"
The quality of being legible; legibleness.
The degree to which an alphanumeric character can be distinguished from another; depends on attributes such as stroke width, contrast, and illumination. See Readability.
The characteristics of letters, numbers, graphics, or symbols that make it possible to differentiate one from the other. See Conspicuity. The quality of a sign`s typefaces that allows it to be easily read and deciphered. (See readability).
The extent to which people can understand the layout of a place and find their way, including cues from three-dimensional forms and patterns in the landscape.
Legibility indicates how clear text is visually.
The ability of people who are unfamiliar with an area to find their way. Legibility instils a sense of confidence in users of public space and can be achieved through identifying designated pedestrian routes, clear sightlines and using signage, lighting and suitable landscaping.
Type that is composed and spaced for maximum speed of perception.
distinctness that makes perception easy
The characteristics of letters, numbers, graphics, or symbols that make it possible to differentiate one from the other. See Conspicuity. Return to Previous Location
Keywords:  cumulative, matter, eye, human, printed
Cumulative effect of printed matter on the human eye.