Uppercase/lowercase Jasmine text
Here is what I’ve come up with. If we try to find the percentage for the letters vs numbers, it looks like it is roughly 74%
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Lower case = .23622ths Upper Case = .175ths
Lower case with numbers & letters (letters = .23622ths & numbers = .175ths)
Upper case with numbers and letters (they are both .23622ths)
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Subject: Jasmine Text
Good afternoon,
Long time no talk to. I hope all is well.
I'm currently working on a preview tool so a customer can start typing the name into the text field and it will display on the product. I've run into a few snags with the font sizing.
As you have probably explained to me over the years, the height of the lowercase letters, like an h, l, k, d, are same height as a number 1,2,3 but the numbers seem larger because they almost seem to be uppercase.. or I should say they are similar in size to the uppercase.
So, my question is: do you shrink numbers to make them fit or look similar in proportion as the lowercase? If so, is there a "rule of thumb" that say, a number is 75% the font size as a lowercase. Otherwise, if they are the same, I'd think the dates would look big relative to the lowercase.