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Love your website, but I'm not sure it need to follow this post's advice since it isn't exactly a text-based website; retro graphics are clearly a big part of i
by Seirdy 6y ago
Love your website, but I'm not sure it need to follow this post's advice since it isn't exactly a text-based website; retro graphics are clearly a big part of its content. I'd be missing a lot if I just used my browser's reader mode.
Maybe I should clarify what I mean by textual websites that in the article. Thanks!
- forgotmypw17 6y agoThank you for your compliments and encouragement, I really appreciate them. While there is a graphical element to my site, I consider it to be "text first, graphically enhanced", meaning the graphics are a non-essential and optional part of it. If you switch the site to Light Mode (aka Compatibility Mode, aka Accessibility Mode), all non-essential HTML will be stripped, and it will take on the appearance of a regular, nearly-unformatted, primarily-text website. This mode can also be enabled by default.