QUESTION for Lesson 2, Form Intersections Exercise: CAN I HAVE TOO MANY FORMS?

10:33 AM, Saturday August 20th 2022

I've finished the first page of Form Intersections from Lesson 2. I know Comfy said to fill the page up and fit as many forms as possible, but can you have too many forms? You can see page 1 here. I drew a lot of boxes and I'm wondering if I've got the density okay, or if I should lighten up for future pages; page 1 is pretty hectic and I haven't even attempted to add the intersections yet.

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12:01 AM, Sunday August 21st 2022

so from my experience of doing the excercise a few weeks ago and from the examples given on the website, i'd say, it's better to vary the sizes of the forms a bit and add around 8-10 (12 would be fine too) forms in a page. too many can be confusing and make things more difficult.

12:25 AM, Sunday August 21st 2022

Okay, thanks for your feedback, Blue_Winters.

12:36 AM, Sunday August 21st 2022

no worries.

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