The Brain That Reads Digital X The Brain That Reads Print
An online session on how the brain reads differently on digital screens versus printed books.
- When
- Where
- Online
- Organizer
- UX DAYS TOKYO
- Language
- JA
- Source
- Connpass
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Summary
An online session on how the brain works differently when reading text on a digital screen compared with reading a printed book. It looks at what research on reading and comprehension suggests for designing on-screen reading experiences.
The session runs online on Friday 28 August 2026 from 19:00 to 22:00 JST. The detailed agenda and materials are visible only to registered participants and speakers, so the public connpass page carries no description text.
It suits UX and UI practitioners, and anyone working on the readability of text-heavy products. Registration goes through connpass.
About the community
A Japan-based community of UX and UI practitioners that runs a continuing series of study sessions, mostly online, drawing on overseas conference material and books. The focus stays on what practitioners can apply in their own work.
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