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It pains me when css is used to make text less readable. Yes #333333 and 0.875em thin text looks cool on a grey background, but it is hard to read even with th
by Danieru 14y ago
It pains me when css is used to make text less readable.
Yes #333333 and 0.875em thin text looks cool on a grey background, but it is hard to read even with these young eyes.
- patdryburgh 14y agoFeel free to bump the text size up. The site's layout will adjust accordingly :) And, for the record, the background is white, and #333333 meets the criteria of both the W3C and the WCAG (http://www.snook.ca/technical/colour_contrast/colour.html?fg=333&bg=FFF http://www.snook.ca/technical/colour_contrast/colour.html?fg...) Thanks for reading!
- sxtxixtxcxh 14y agothe color contrast might meet the criteria, but the font weight and font face certainly aren't helping.
- patdryburgh 14y agoAgain, feel free to bump up the text size if it doesn't work for you. The site is designed to adjust its layout based on the font size, so the line length will never change. One of the best features of the web is it gives users the ability to adjust these types of things based on their own personal needs. All of that said, I do intend to redesign the site with a larger font size. But, in the meantime, a little CMD (or CRTL) + + will go a long way ;)
- mattmanser 14y agoYou're being a bit of an idiot telling people to bump the text size up. Just say 'Yes, I mean to fix that at some point'.