> Bill Brown wrote: > >> 3. What do YOU say to a client who asks you to make the default font size >> smaller? >>
Georg Sørtun replied: > > You can say: "OK, but it may not work as you want at the visitor's end, no > matter > what". If the client insists; just do it. > From a design standpoint, I'd say "follow Georg's advice - all of it." One additional idea I'd like to suggest is that you add a link to info on how to alter browser and/or OS settings to modify font size, contrast, etc.. If the client complains about it, point out that the BBC news site does this: Check out the "Low Graphics | Accessibility help" links at the top left of most pages. <http://news.bbc.co.uk/> (Thinks: I wonder if the BBC would object to us putting those links on our own pages?) Cordially, David --
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