I'd imagine that most people would not know that the browser supports
it, so offering it up on the page could be a good idea. I'd think hard
about using it though, if your site involves alot of text then it's
worthwhile, but if your using it just as a gimmack to show off I'd avoid
it..
David McKinnon wrote:
I was just wondering what everyone's opinion of font resizing using stylesheet
swapping?
I'm wondering if it's still useful given that it's useless to people using
screen readers, people with vision impairment will probably be more likely to
us a screen magnifier, and others can use their browser's own font sizing --
command-+ and so on.
I notice that the Sydney Morning Herald's new design font resizing, but offers
just two font sizes: normal and bigger and only for some pages.
Any thoughts?
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