Personalized Font Recommendations: Combining ML and Typographic Guidelines to Optimize Readability

Author:

Cai Tianyuan1,Wallace Shaun2,Rezvanian Tina1,Dobres Jonathan3,Kerr Bernard1,Berlow Samuel4,Huang Jeff5,Sawyer Ben D.6,Bylinskii Zoya7

Affiliation:

1. Adobe, United States

2. Computer Science, Brown University, United States

3. Virtual Readability Lab, United States

4. Typography for Good, United States

5. Department of Computer Science, Brown University, United States

6. University of Central Florida, United States

7. Creative Intelligence Lab, Adobe Research, United States

Publisher

ACM

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