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This is especially true with HiDPI screens. If your primary content is textual in nature, then using low contrast colors is disrespectful to your readers. This
by qubitcoder 12y ago
This is especially true with HiDPI screens. If your primary content is textual in nature, then using low contrast colors is disrespectful to your readers.
This is amplified when designers don't use relative scaling units for font sizes. Medium.com is a good example of presenting readable content, independent of DPI.
But many sites require substantial zooming to read comfortably, even with perfect vision.
Another major usability issue is disabling pinch-to-zoom on mobile devices. This is a behavior that users have come to expect.
I've had to explain to several older people that their iPad isn't broken when they couldn't zoom in on a product while shopping.
- Digit-Al 12y agoAmen to that. My other bugbear is floating menus that expand to fill the whole phone screen when you zoom in. Because they are fixed, you can't scroll away from them, hence your only choices on a phone are 'too small to read' or 'can only read a small segment of a floating menu'. Fail!