Quick heads up: make Javascript listen for keystrokes of ctrl+0 and other zoom events, and submit them to some counter. Perhaps I'm not the only one trying to unzoom the website; the header and lead take up the whole screen on a full hd screen. The rest of the font size seems okay at first glance.
Edit: Then I realized this is a UX guide. Ironic.
Edit2: And then I read through it, it is actually pretty nice! Read a few pages and bookmarked where I left off, thanks for sharing :)
Basically it changes all font sizes to 16px, which I find suitable for my configuration. YMMV. I usually use it when the fonts are too small. And I have another one which colors the text black, background white and links blue - but in this case that was not necessary.
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Quick heads up: make Javascript listen for keystrokes of ctrl+0 and other zoom events, and submit them to some counter. Perhaps I'm not the only one trying to unzoom the website; the header and lead take up the whole screen on a full hd screen. The rest of the font size seems okay at first glance.
Edit: Then I realized this is a UX guide. Ironic.
Edit2: And then I read through it, it is actually pretty nice! Read a few pages and bookmarked where I left off, thanks for sharing :)
I have a nice little bookmarklet that works wonders:
Basically it changes all font sizes to 16px, which I find suitable for my configuration. YMMV. I usually use it when the fonts are too small. And I have another one which colors the text black, background white and links blue - but in this case that was not necessary.