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If you want people to actually read your site, you might want to not set an unreadably small font size. In fact, you might not want to set a font size at all, s
by pdonis 4y ago
If you want people to actually read your site, you might want to not set an unreadably small font size. In fact, you might not want to set a font size at all, since you are extremely unlikely to know more than the reader does about what font size works for them. Browsers have default font size settings for a reason.
- breck 4y ago> If you want people to actually read your site The slowest day in the past 2 weeks got over 600 readers, with the peaks many times that. > unreadably small font size The font size is actually larger than the NYTimes used for 100 years (https://www.amazon.com/York-Times-Complete-Front-Pages/dp/0762466596 https://www.amazon.com/York-Times-Complete-Front-Pages/dp/07...). I'm pretty sure the smartest publishers in the world knew what they were doing. So on both points, your data is wrong. You are the exception, who prefers a larger font size. Nothing wrong with that. It's one button press: cmd&+. You can even set that as your default.