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I can see this being useful for creating pleasing ratios between font sizes. Though I feel this may be less useful today than in the past. Headers, navs, and
by SquareWheel 3y ago
I can see this being useful for creating pleasing ratios between font sizes. Though I feel this may be less useful today than in the past. Headers, navs, and other elements often require responsive font sizes to adapt well to all screen sizes. You could still maintain a ratio if using a container query of the full document, but it's usually not a good idea to scale the body font more than a couple points up or down for readability.
I think this tool may be good for documents with careful typesetting and layout, but maybe not modern, interactive, responsive pages.
- bromuro 3y agoI disagree, changing the text size to adapt it to your eyes is a feature in every browser.
- SquareWheel 3y agoIf you're talking about the browser zoom feature, then I don't believe any website should require you to use that to make the contents legible. If that's not what you're saying, then you'll need to clarify.
- layer8 3y agoThe variation in display devices, environmental conditions, and quality of eyesight are large enough that that’s virtually impossible.