Christian Montoya wrote:
Most users might say that the site is "unusually big but very comfortable on the eyes," and that's not a bad thing.
However, with many clients, it won't even get to live stage unless their wishes for smaller font size is implemented.
In the end there's no reason to please other designers but you do have to balance pleasing the client and the users. You can try to assure the client that default text size will not hurt their business, but there are no promises that they will listen.
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