I agree that there can be problematic sites with too small fonts, a nearly non existing line height or grey on white background. But to be honest I stopped cari

I agree that there can be problematic sites with too small fonts, a nearly non existing line height or grey on white background. But to be honest I stopped caring. I am normally using Safari (on my Mac and on iOS) and if I visit a site which is hard to read or if I disagree with the mobile no-zoom responsive decision because it doesn't work for me I just turn on the "reader mode". Big enough font size, line height, good contrast, focus on content. What else could I ask for? (well, beside another font maybe) I see no reason leaving a site or discussing the design taste of someone as long as I have a one-button-read-nicely solution available. But if this won't work (some sites, somehow manage to break it) I'm out. There are design decisions which look good but are not useable for many people. I believe most of the time someone is aware of this but decided he either does not care or that it is okay. Still, some education and discussion in this field is always good, especially for people just starting.