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<b>Problem:</b> Text heavy (non mobile versions of) websites such as nytimes.com have content which appears far too small at page load since the page is originally optimized for desktop monitors 5x+ the mobile screen’s size. | <b>Problem:</b> Text heavy (non mobile versions of) websites such as nytimes.com have content which appears far too small at page load since the page is originally optimized for desktop monitors 5x+ the mobile screen’s size. | ||
<b>Solution:</b> Inflate the text programmatically at page load, so when the user pinches to zoom or double taps the content to isolate the article for reading, the content font is set to a size optimized for reading, we are proposing that size to be 8pt. This inflation would also enable the text to be more readable at page load when the entire website is zoomed out as it should translate to | <b>Solution:</b> Inflate the text programmatically at page load, so when the user pinches to zoom or double taps the content to isolate the article for reading, the content font is set to a size optimized for reading, we are proposing that size to be 8pt. This inflation would also enable the text to be more readable at page load when the entire website is zoomed out as it should translate to ~4pt vs the ~1-2pt it currently renders at. | ||
We would want to inflate the following elements.<br> | We would want to inflate the following elements.<br> | ||