This is a general question of sorts, but do you think that it’s important to offer text resizing tools on a website, which in essense only effect text as it seems that most browsers offer text resising or more commonly zooming?
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This is a general question of sorts, but do you think that it’s important to offer text resizing tools on a website, which in essense only effect text as it seems that most browsers offer text resising or more commonly zooming?
Your text should be resizable, i.e. the layout should stand some really BIG FONT SIZES. But you don’t need to offer an extra tool to reinvent native browser functions. There are good reasons against such options.
If you care about accessibility, don’t create the need for resizing. Use the user’s font size for body text, set dimensions in
emand test the layout with big minimal font size preferences (20px and above).