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They probably should get some advice on styling though. This site is hard to read in a wide screen and I have to resize the viewport. Not extremely problematic
by ainiriand 5y ago
They probably should get some advice on styling though. This site is hard to read in a wide screen and I have to resize the viewport. Not extremely problematic but definitely something to consider when having these 'ultra bare-bones' sites with no clear style.
- olau 5y agoDan, if you're reading this - you could try something like body { margin: 0 auto; max-width: 50em; } Although I must confess that I'm personally enjoying the quirky long lines in your writing.
- 331c8c71 5y agoLooks perfect on mobile though (to me).
- Ma8ee 5y agoThe advantage is that I can easily choose how long lines I want, while the window doesn't take up any unnecessary real estate.
- ainiriand 5y agoHow do you do that? Resizing the window? If I have to resize the window then it will resize other tabs. If I need to put this in a different tab then it is kind of a hassle for a site that does not look that welcoming to me. Probably there are some middle ground here.
- Ma8ee 5y agoI just resize the window when I start reading. And when I close the tab to read something else I resize the window again to fit that content. Now when I've made aware of it, I realise I do it all the time without thinking.