As I wander around the Internet, I more and more often find websites with little tiny print, so that I have to resize to be able to comfortably read the posts/articles/whatever.
My own blog has become one of those websites.
So I wanted to ask: Is it just me, or do others think that my blog could benefit from the post text being a little larger?
Image: Wikimedia Commons.
Looks fine to me!
ReplyDeleteWhat I have a difficult time w/is a white font on a dark background (like bloody frida ended up being...why did I change that template?......oops!)
ha ha, love the pic. The font is plenty big to me.
ReplyDeleteHm, I only read it on my iPhone where it's nicely optimized for mobile view. Looks good from here! :)
ReplyDeleteI am getting older as well but I'm fine with your font at the regular 100% page size.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't matter - readers control their viewing devices (phone, tablet, computer) and displays to suit their eyes. 12 pt. is standard, tho I prefer 14 for my aged eyes.
ReplyDeleteI have simply taken to sitting in front of my laptop with the 1.5 reading glasses on.
ReplyDeleteI have prescription bifocals, but the up-close reading portion of the lenses is just at the wrong angle to read a screen, though it's fine for printed material. This is a relatively recent development... my eye doctor says it's definitely aging. (I'm 46.)
Looks fine to me, and I have terrible eyesight, and only 30% normal tear production, apparently, due to abusive levels of pc usage. And despite all of that, your blog is pin sharp to me. (Though I am guilty of the white out of grey thing...)
ReplyDeleteHi - Lately, I'm skulking a great deal without much commenting, but appreciate you bringing this issue to light. Yes, a slightly bigger font would be wonderful. I mean, what's to be lost?
ReplyDeleteHowdy, folks! Thanks for the feedback and apologies for my long nap before responding. I think I'll do some playing with the font size and see how it looks on various devices. I could also just play with its appearance in general. Hmmm.
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