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The site could use a UX check itself. :) Using Chrome on Windows: http://imgur.com/EK3Mu3s http://imgur.com/EK3Mu3s http://imgur.com/SbUmSzh http://imgur.com/
by biot 12y ago
The site could use a UX check itself. :) Using Chrome on Windows:
http://imgur.com/EK3Mu3s http://imgur.com/EK3Mu3s
http://imgur.com/SbUmSzh http://imgur.com/SbUmSzh
Also, what would be really handy is the ability to download the result not as a document, but rather to integrate it with existing issue tracking software such as JIRA. I'm sure that's on your V2 plans with some monthly recurring plan.
- cgallello 12y agoYikes, that's bad. Do you use any accessibility settings like changing the font size on websites? Or are you on an older version of Chrome? Thanks for sharing.
- biot 12y agoCurrent version of Chrome, but my Windows font settings are set to 110% (system-wide, not browser specific) to make it easier to view text when in a high resolution on a small monitor. I see this issue with various sites that assume a fixed font size which can never change. If I manually add "font-size: 16px;" to your html,body CSS definition, everything displays properly. The discrepancy is occurring because you are using a fixed pixel height (eg: for the "ten heuristics" div its height is 500px) but letting the browser/system determine the font size.
- pyrocat 12y agoI'm using the latest version of Chrome on Windows 7 and I'm not seeing your errors.