On Aug 7, 2007, at 4:01 AM, David Dorward wrote:
This would be the older generation who tend towards having poor
eyesight and needing larger font sizes?
I've never seen a designer make body text bigger then the vendor
default, only smaller and harder to read.
clearleft dot com comes to mind. I headed for that direction too, but
was horrify to see the body text of my site shouting boldly at
friends and clients' PC monitors. I think this is the problem we
constantly facing here because too many website are with smaller
fonts and that people suffer (they probably don't know they can use
the zoom in /enlarge fontsize feature) too much, so my friends and
some unweb-savvy clients, although have 1280 and higher resolution
for their monitors, they all changed it to 1024. I bet they would
have changed it to 800 pixel if their monitors allow it.
tee
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