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A user with low vision or dyslexia installs a browser extension that adds extra space between letters, words, and lines. On most sites, articles refl

Open your browser's settings and look for the font size option. In Chrome it's under Appearance, in Firefox under Fonts. It's set to "Medium" or 16 b

Picture a dense block of justified text, set in a light italic font, with tight line spacing and long lines, on a bright white background. Most reade

Most accessibility work on a website involves text. Navigation labels, form instructions, error messages, article bodies, button captions: if people

Fluid typography built on viewport units has a blind spot. A card title sized with clamp(1.25rem, 1rem + 1.5vw, 2rem) looks great when the card spa

Most web layouts assume text runs left to right and lines stack from top to bottom. That assumption is so deep that properties like margin-left and