I'm using Rise 360 to create a course in behavioral health. When I asked my SMEs what font they wanted to use, they gave feedback," Whichever is best practice'.
I just read that SANS SERIF font is the best to maximize accessibility. Do you encourage designers to use different fonts for headers and lessons?
Good question Bernadette, luckily Rise gives you options to specify a range of fonts for both headings and regular text. Does the organization have any branding requirements? Most organizations have some kind of document that outlines official colors and fonts already in use, and it would be a good idea to use those fonts if they're available in Rise. Otherwise use something similar, and I love the sans-serif font called Inter- its very readable especially at small sizes. You can specify this in Theme > Fonts
Glad to see you getting great tips from Phil! Here's a helpful article that you can check out for tips on how to design accessible courses in Rise 360:
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Good question Bernadette, luckily Rise gives you options to specify a range of fonts for both headings and regular text. Does the organization have any branding requirements? Most organizations have some kind of document that outlines official colors and fonts already in use, and it would be a good idea to use those fonts if they're available in Rise. Otherwise use something similar, and I love the sans-serif font called Inter- its very readable especially at small sizes. You can specify this in Theme > Fonts
Hi Bernadette,
Glad to see you getting great tips from Phil! Here's a helpful article that you can check out for tips on how to design accessible courses in Rise 360:
Hope this helps!