How to keep Bengali headings correct
Keep headings short, and slightly increase line spacing so text reads quickly on slow networks in Dhaka
- Don't keep more than 2 lines
- Set font size to 18px
- Keep 16px of empty space
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Keep headings short, and slightly increase line spacing so text reads quickly on slow networks in Dhaka
Bangla curves and dots must be clean; soft strokes prevent letters from getting mixed on small screens
On the same page, more than 3 fonts heavy; 2 weights and 1 color usually suffice
If it is understood at a glance in 5 seconds, change contrast and spacing
Small text on mobile is hard; starting at 16px is a good point
If Bengali lines have spacing, reading is easier
If words are too close, reading deteriorates
It's important to show headings and body separately
This prevents characters from breaking, and helps search
Looks good on desktop but may break on mobile
Open the bd66 App, view Bengali text, first notice headings and margins
Change font once, read again; difference appears in 2 minutes
Save preferred settings, then login to bd66 to keep the same look
Previously, text on small screens was hard; now headings and body feel separate, so I understand in 10 seconds
After font changes, Bengali looks clearer; logging into the account with bKash was easy
The design balance is good; mobile reading remains comfortable with Nagad and Rocket.
If you have any question about Bengali font, design, or readability, Contact support page. From Dhaka, many users ask the same questions about bKash, Nagad, and Rocket, so the answers are left as-is.
More guides Typography guidelines. And bd66 Blog See it
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