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people's preferences differ. there is no magic number, and no reason to subject everyone to the same experience. if you don't let people customize your displa
by bowerbird 13y ago
people's preferences differ. there is no magic number,
and no reason to subject everyone to the same experience.
if you don't let people customize your display to _their_
preferences, you are doing it wrong. period. end of story.
-bowerbird
- dbough 13y agoDo you have any examples of sites that allow display customization? I'd be interested to see this in action. Browsers give you limited options, but how many people use or know about them? You can't please everyone. If you try, you're doing it wrong.