As you might expect, people who can read better can generally read longer lines, limited mainly by the number of words apprehended in a single "fix" or by the reader's visual acuity.
The article I link to references research on both physical line length and characters per line, but the methodology described in the article itself attempts to fix physical size of a character and distance of the eye from the screen.
As you might expect, people who can read better can generally read longer lines, limited mainly by the number of words apprehended in a single "fix" or by the reader's visual acuity.
The article I link to references research on both physical line length and characters per line, but the methodology described in the article itself attempts to fix physical size of a character and distance of the eye from the screen.