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Re: Font resizing and change contrast
From: Paul J. Adam
Date: Mar 28, 2012 2:35PM
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I think they are very helpful for people on mobile browsers like the iPhone & iPad where there are no options to increase your font size like you can do with desktop browsers. The contrast settings are also very limited there, your only other option is reverse contrast (White on Black).
I don't think they should be required but I definitely recommend them for the mobile reasons and the other reasons mentioned in the replies.
Personally I use the text sizing widgets often when they are available because it usually resizes the text differently than pressing Command/Ctrl++.
Paul J. Adam
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On Mar 28, 2012, at 3:14 PM, Andrews, David B (DEED) wrote:
> I don't know that there is any "collective wisdom." It is done both ways, of course, and personally I favor letting people do it with their browser, or OS. However, one plus for making it available on the web site itself is that it puts accessibility right out front, for everyone to see.
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