20. Which of the following is good design advice for working with type on the Internet?
O Use multiple colors of fonts to visually break up text.
O Use serif fonts.
O Use type that blends into the background.
O Use type that's large enough to read.

Use type that is large enough to read

Explanation:

Using too many colors can be distracting to viewers, so keep your color palette relatively simple.

Serif fonts, meaning fonts with a slight projection finishing off a stroke of a letter, are not necessary. Sans serif (without serif) fonts, like the one typed here are perfectly fine.

Using type that blends into the background can make it difficult to read.

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answer: b. a student attending an orientation

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