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Google Changes Font Size Unilaterally... Why?
- jacquesm 16y agoI agree that it is irritating, but it is their site, it's not like they need to ask for permission.
- javanix 16y agoWell, no, they don't 'owe' anyone anything but it seems like an uncharacteristic move for Google, which seemed to be the author's point.
- JVerstry 16y agoWhen I wrote this post, I was also thinking about a former colleague. He has a birth condition requiring him to use huge font size to read anything on his screen. There is no way to resize fonts, did Google think about disabled people?
- there 16y agoWeblog uses bright purple text for unvisited links... Why?
- JVerstry 16y agoThis does answer the issues I raise. Why the question?
- floatingatoll 16y agoThe author says that the page disregards user font size choices, but when I zoom in using Firefox it makes the text larger. So, no usability issue, perhaps I am using too new of a browser?
- vsync 16y agoThis is what all you "designers" get for insisting on setting fonts and colors and whatnot. Now you have a Web where you have gotten everyone to force their tiny sans serif fonts and bright white backgrounds down my throat, but one Web site you like makes a change you don't like and suddenly you are up in arms. If people would leave the fonts and colors alone then everyone could set their browser how they liked and be happy. I notice this guy has all kinds of fonts and colors explicitly defined in his blog's style sheet. He gets no sympathy from me.