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This is on my reading list. This little bit sold me on it in the past:

> The bottom of every page is padded so readers can maintain a consistent eyeline.

Such a tiny and, in hindsight, obvious detail. It's surprisingly pleasant. When I noticed that, I knew I had a passion project in front of me.



There are quite a few very nice UI touches. I think the bit about the author (authors?) being 17 is relevant because it seems like they put a lot of thought about how to represent a book on the web and came up with some new conventions, just like you'd expect from a new generation. The chapter navigation widget at the top for example, where the previous and next chapters are slightly opaque. Haven't seen that before.


Yeah, that simple frontend definitely got a lot more thought than your average shitty convoluted company website.


That is indeed a nice touch. I've seen that before in presentations generated usingn LaTeX Beamer templates.




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