Line quality in letters refers to the consistency, smoothness, and clarity of the lines that make up the shape of the characters. This can be affected by factors such as the type of writing instrument used, the pressure applied while writing, and the speed at which the letters are written. Lines that are shaky, uneven, or broken may indicate a lack of control or precision in handwriting, while smooth, fluid lines typically indicate a more confident and controlled hand. Additionally, variations in line thickness and spacing can also contribute to the overall quality and appearance of the letters.
