Sent by Austin, Darrel on 22 May 2003 17:05
> Don't forget, even if you get 10 "too large" complaints for every "too
> small" complaint (which I'd be really surprised to learn ever happened
> to anyone), the 10 can nevertheless read the text, while the one
> probably can't.
But don't forget that type that is too large can be as much of a hindrance
to one's ability to read a site comfortably as it would being too small.
Not that there seems to be a viable simple solution for that either right
now...
This has been an interesting conversation. It seems as if our bigger problem
isn't necessarily a CSS/standards problem but simply how the browser
addresses these issues in its default GUI...which most don't. Which makes
for a more valid argument for do-it-yourself style sheet switching widgets.
(Would love to see some evidence that those types of solutions are actually
used to a greater extent by users).
-Darrel
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