FLUID TYPOGRAPHY: Predicting a problem with a user -scaled text

Зображення до статті FLUID TYPOGRAPHY: Predicting a problem with a user -scaled text
Зображення до статті FLUID TYPOGRAPHY: Predicting a problem with a user -scaled text

Ruslan Evich's article focuses on a problem known as the Wcag Failure Under 1.4.4.4 RESIZE Text (AA). This is when the user scales the page and the text becomes smaller. This often occurs when using the responding text.

🚀 The author gives an example from Adrian Rozelly's article "Responsive Type and Zoom". Try changing the width of the Viewport to 800px and see how the text becomes smaller when scaling up to 220%. There will be no sharp increase in the size of the text, no matter how much you scale.

💡 Yevich offers solutions to predict this problem at the development stage. Although its discovery does not guarantee 100% avoidance of the problem, it is sure that this will help developers avoid gross mistakes in real use.

  • 📌 Wcag Failure Under 1.4.4 RESIZE Text (AA) problem with a page scalable
  • 📌 Using Respondent text can lead to this problem
  • 📌 Yevich offers solutions to predict this problem at the development phase
🧩 Summary: Ruslan Evich considers the problem of Wcag Failure Under 1.4.4.4 resize text (AA) and offers a way to forecast it at the development stage. This will help the developers avoid mistakes when using responding text.
🧠 Own considerations: There are many factors that can affect the readability of a web page, and scaling text is one of them. No matter what technicians use the developers, it is important to always test pages from different devices and with different settings to ensure the best user experience.
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