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Originally Posted by MariusMasalar
Thanks very much for the detailed comments and examples, guys—very useful feedback!
A lot of it conflicts with what I've heard from other readers, but a lot of it rings true so I am making a few adjustments to the styling as we speak. I'll probably push them out later today.
Any typesetting job on the web is a dance of compromises, and I erred on the side of accessibility—I'd rather make people scroll than squint. Some of this stuff comes down to preference, too.
In any case, I appreciate the feedback and will implement aspects of it today.  |
I think the issue is that you are trying to make something that is readable on a mobile device, and not adjusting it for desktop devices. There are ways to make a site that is readable on both types of screens, but what's you've done is optimize it for mobile. If the readers you are targeting are reading on mobile devices, then don't change anything. If you are targeting desktop/laptop readers, however, or trying to create a design that is viewable on both mobile and desktop, then you have, in my opinion, at least, failed. I look forward to seeing the tweaks you make.
Shari