1 of 4 NGNS examples collected by meier
NGNS at Alexking
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- Browsing NGNS collection by meier
- Categorized under usability accessibility
- Added to collection by meier
- First added to the Adaptable View collection
- Added on 2008-12-25
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2 comments
on Jan 02, 2009
My only real concern with the type-size adjust tools being integrated into the page are when they come at the expense of the built-in browser tools.
I’ll agree that many (perhaps most) users have no knowledge of the these tools. I’d argue, however, that there is a large, specific contingent that do. For those, performing the same task on every site (using the built in browser resize) is better for experience.
That isn’t to say that the on-page tools don’t have a place, but as a sight-impaired user, I’d hate to have to hunt around every site I visit, looking for their text-adjust implementation.
1 on Jan 03, 2009
@Nathan Ziarek: I couldn’t agree more. What really annoys me with sites that have these font-size selectors is, that at no point I can return to the default. After I’ve played around with the up and down for a while, I’d like to see how the website was intended to be shown. I can easily do so with the built-in browser tools.
I haven’t played around with any javascript that can actually access the browser’s text-size tools, but even if such a font-size switcher would be possible, that would still annoy me… like you say – I don’t want to hunt around every site I visit looking for their font-size-adjuster…
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