Andi

# Yes! Thinking of components in a **responsive** way is definitely one goal we have to aim for, not only in regards of design, but also in regards of development....

> We have to be careful for many reasons: Most users have encountered mnemonics before in relationship to personal secrets (master private key). You’re right about some relationship to secrets,...

> Is it possible to use names in AENS instead of identicons? Probably identicons is actual only in the case of signing by a device without connection to the internet...

Why “a specific”? Where do we have to use the old `layout`?

> So, for addresses, this problem is solved by Base58 encoding, […] Unfortunately, no. This still depends on the typeface displaying the characters and figures. Please have a look at...

> I mean that for the user should be obvious what character is used from the context. For example `l` in `lemon` cannot be read as capital letter `i`. Also,...

That’s true. But no non-technical user can definitely **know** out of the box that we don’t use uppercase letters in our AENS names or unique personal user identifiers. They **could**...

The **aeternity mono** font family for desktop and web can be found in the newly created repository github.com/aeternity/[aternity-mono](https://github.com/aeternity/aeternity-mono) … enjoy testing and please report any issues you might maybe experience...