Hello Lothar, Thursday, November 18, 2004, 8:06:50 PM, you wrote:
> On every computer I know, it is possible to > reduce the screenresolution to get bigger text to the screen. You've never used an LCD screen that only works well at one resolution? You've never used a PDA? I don't think you understand the issue of accessibility at all. In many countries, laws have been needed to force people like you to catch up. > So, when > sobody with a handicap on his eyesight uses to set the screenresolution > to the max. possible, he should not blame a webdesigner for no longer > being able to read the text on a website. I design all my websites on a > computer with the screenresolution set appropriate to the size of the > screen I use. If the user does the same, he will be able to read, what > is written there. If not, it's not my fault. If I build a road for you, don't you worry about the six-inch-high jagged rocks sticking out of the surface, or the eight-inch-deep potholes in the road, or the 1:2 gradients. They don't matter. I drive a big 4x4 and that drives along the road with no trouble at all. I build the road for my car with a surface appropriate for the vehicle I use. If the user does the same, he will be able to travel, along that road. If not, it's not my fault. -- Best regards, Iain mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ****************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help ******************************************************
