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I'm really happy when I see bigger fonts promoted. I zoom in on most pages no matter if I'm on my big monitor on my phone.
by Ingon 13y ago
I'm really happy when I see bigger fonts promoted. I zoom in on most pages no matter if I'm on my big monitor on my phone.
- tech-no-logical 13y agoI'm not, I'm always zooming out on those hipster sites. So I guess both paradigms are incorrect.
- e12e 13y agoI guess the correct paradigm is to have a format that [ed: allows] simple semantic markup and simple aesthetic markup to combine with user preferences. Like html, css and user styles in browsers. We had it good there, for a few years around y2k. People don't distribute letters and books for consumption in Eclipse and Visual Studio, I don't see why we should distribute blogs and web sites that way, just because a small percentage of sites are more like applications than just a collection of hypermedia.
- oneeyedpigeon 13y agoMe too. For far too long there was a 'smaller looks nicer' attitude which completely ignored comfort and readability. Glad to see more thought going into typography.