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What would help people with dyslexia or ADHD with the Wikipedia page in the screenshot is actually having some web design that understand how typography works.
by Gordonjcp 4y ago
What would help people with dyslexia or ADHD with the Wikipedia page in the screenshot is actually having some web design that understand how typography works.
While I think it's admirable that people want "to go back to simpler web pages without all this CSS nonsense" there's a bloody good reason why people do things like set text divs to be about the width of your hand on screen.
Newspaper publishers understood this 200-odd years ago.
- ravenstine 4y agoInstead of "fixing" every page with CSS, maybe the default style sheet is wrong and should be fixed?
- alpaca128 4y ago> set text divs to be about the width of your hand I don't think going this far makes sense, if I have to jump through three lines just to read a single sentence with a lot of words broken up between lines I don't think that helps my reading flow. Just filling the whole width of the browser window isn't good either though, I agree on that.
- Gordonjcp 4y agoFind a page that's comfortable to read, at a comfortable distance to the screen. Hold your hand up to the screen. How wide is the text div?