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Does blocks of text need responsiveness in order to be readable on mobile? What problem are you experiencing?
by afarrell 7y ago
Does blocks of text need responsiveness in order to be readable on mobile?
What problem are you experiencing?
- adamparsons 7y agoAs in, the page width stays at full desktop width and to make the font a readable size you must zoom in, making reading a scrolling in two directions excercise. So yes, blocks of text should be responsive to screen size.
- codycraven 7y agoThe text is very, very small on a mobile device (XL devices may be easier). Requiring anyone with a small/normal sized device without near perfect vision to zoom in and swipe left/right to read a single line of text. For example I'm on a normal sized device and can't read the text at a zoom level that shows an entire line without my glasses (and my vision isn't too bad, I'm legally allowed to drive without my glasses).
- mjw1007 7y agoThis is what "reader mode" is for. The text is using good oldfashioned html markup (basically just h2, p, code, a, em). So there's no reason why you should have to use the stylesheet provided by the site, and with a sensible browser you don't have to.