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Re: Browser zooming sufficient for WCAG 1.4.4 (resize text)
From: Jonathan Avila
Date: Jun 29, 2015 8:28AM
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> Well yes, text size increases because you're effectively bumping up "how many physical pixels are mapped to a css pixel", which in turn makes your window's css width/height smaller, and so triggers smaller screen breakpoints...or am I missing something?
Yes, as you zoom in the text size becomes larger and the width gets smaller. This can produce problems between breakpoints because the author did not intend the larger text size at a given breakpoint. This is a different experience than someone with an odd width device gets. In their case the lower breakpoint is triggered and the font size remains as the author intended. This explanation was my response to your question of wouldn't this affect all users equally and thus not cause an accessibility issue.
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