Reading On Paper Versus Reading On Screen Research by usability expert Jakob Nielsen suggests that people generally read about 25 percent slower on a computer screen than on a printed page. In other words, reading on paper tends to be around 25 percent faster. The exact difference can shift from person to person and depends on factors like screen quality and personal comfort, but the pattern remains clear for many readers. #ReadingHabits #DigitalVsPrint #HumanBehaviour #InformationDesign
