In the interest of protecting your eyesight, I’ve bumped up the font on the body copy of the blog by a couple of points.
It looks good on all the machines I can test it on, but if things look wacky on your machine, will you leave a comment on this post and let me know? Thanks as always!
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yea, this font size is good … I am using google chrome on Windows 7 …
I always prefer bigger fonts
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Thanks.
I really hate those websites with teeny tiny fonts, and use the browser’s “increase font size” lavishly.
Let’s hope more people will follow.
PS. (obviously) it looks great in the latest version of Safari.
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Looks good!
Looks good – larger fonts are the way to go!
Hi Sonia, it looks good on Firefox too
Thank you for taking good care of our eyesight!
Emmanuelle
Nice job, this is a big help, Sonia!
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Sonia, I thank you. My eyes thank you. My brain thanks you. That wrinkle between my eyebrows thanks you. And everyone over 40 thanks you, whether they admit it or not.
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Falling squarely into that category (40+) myself, yep, I like it better too!
As a firm believer in the need for good web design for the aging eye, I appreciate your bigger font. I wear multifocal contacts which can be a problem with the computer screen. The older user (65+) like myself appreciate your efforts. You may have seen this before but it discusses what I mean. http://www.spry.org/pdf/website_creators_guide.pdf