Designing Web pages – many sites established as authentic sites or blogs?
I'ma bit surprised to see many places to look for such as blogs, with lateral margins wide, instead of prime real estate that fills the entire page. They do not want to run the text from one place to another, or use all available "white space" until the text is unreadable. But it could save the text read, with interesting articles titles. So my question: Do these large margins of a trend? Do you think that people just start using a template and do not realize that there may be more than that? Thanks by your thoughts.
a few reasons why. The margins are there to help with the screen resolution different web browsers. What can fill your browser, you can travel another browser. Another reason is that it makes it easier to read text. Text leaks across the width seems a long time. People probably do not read and go to another site. Thirdly, I am not entirely sure of that. It's just a trend. This is what many people like it.
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