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My 2p's worth: Think about a screen that can be mounted vertically, as most websites are now designed for phone orientation. Also use a browser where the user-
by Jaruzel 10y ago
My 2p's worth: Think about a screen that can be mounted vertically, as most websites are now designed for phone orientation.
Also use a browser where the user-agent string can be switched to mimic Android or iPhone - this will trick websites into showing mobile friendly version of pages which will typically have larger text sizes by default.
If he's a Facebook user, then https://touch.facebook.com https://touch.facebook.com has larger text sizes and less on-screen clutter, can be easily zoomed, and works on desktop browsers.
- jacquesm 10y ago> Think about a screen that can be mounted vertically, as most websites are now designed for phone orientation. That's a good tip. On some monitors even if they can be mounted vertically they no longer work well because of a polarization filter embedded in the monitor glass to reduce glare from overhead lighting. So you'd need to make sure this isn't the case. (It's fairly easy to see if you rotate the screen 90 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise there are all kinds of visual artifacts.)