as the title suggests...
Many people put value on beginning sentences with a Capital letter,
and also to spell names with capital letters.
Indeed, spelling names in lowercase on address labels has lower readability especially
when using handwriting.
I often use a mix: spell first name ALL BIG LETTERS then capitalize second name, or reverse,
or write some parts in small letters or only with first letter capitalized.
And I mix it in some cases if it looks nice:
ANChORAGe
In handwriting it looks nice since I can increase the non capitalized letters
ANChORAGe
more looks like this
while the h is proportional to the other capitalized letters
The big A I write like this
but in reverser (from the left upwards).
maybe the reason for that is practicing japanese stroke order which goes from left to right (you wouldnt construct kanji or katankana from right to left at all).
and it saves 0.06 seconds on average.
Many people put value on beginning sentences with a Capital letter,
and also to spell names with capital letters.
Indeed, spelling names in lowercase on address labels has lower readability especially
when using handwriting.
I often use a mix: spell first name ALL BIG LETTERS then capitalize second name, or reverse,
or write some parts in small letters or only with first letter capitalized.
And I mix it in some cases if it looks nice:
ANChORAGe
In handwriting it looks nice since I can increase the non capitalized letters
ANChORAGe
more looks like this
while the h is proportional to the other capitalized letters
The big A I write like this
but in reverser (from the left upwards).
maybe the reason for that is practicing japanese stroke order which goes from left to right (you wouldnt construct kanji or katankana from right to left at all).
and it saves 0.06 seconds on average.