On 2007/09/06 17:58 (GMT+0100) Tony Crockford apparently typed:
> If you don't adjust the font size at all it looks
> bigger than expected to *most* users
This is only a problem if you choose to regard it as a problem. Neither is what
users want and expect necessarily the same thing. Being part of a majority
doesn't not necessarily make you or the majority right.
> - and if the client is looking
> at their site compared to everyone else they also expect it to look
> similar, not have massive fonts.
You're the expert. Your clientele is a limited universe you can try to educate.
You could offer it a look at some authoritative sites that both exhibit respect
and recommend respect.
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