[Patamavadee Nguiakaramahawomgse]

I also agree that good typography is invisible typograpy, as I have
experienced that myself too. Many times, I recall that books that I
stopped to look at the type are usually the ones that gave me a hard
time reading. Also, whenever I find a book that is worth reading
(content wise), I also stopped to look at the typeface, its size, and
the setting of the page. If it looks clustered or appears to be hard
to read, I usually put it down. Therefore, I fully agree with Ward and
Emily Vukson.