RE: Understand1410

Hi Wayne, I was thinking of something under the section for 1.4.10.

I would say something like
Some authors may use different CSS with varying fonts sizes at different breakpoints to support responsive sites that reflow at 320 CSS pixels. Authors must consider that using smaller font sizes in these variations may reduce the size of text below the default font size thus making the text difficult or impossible for some users to read.  Thus, consideration should be given to the readability of content at viewport widths of 320 CSS pixels or more.

Jon


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From: Wayne Dick [mailto:wayneedick@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2019 2:23 PM
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OOPs something popped me out of edit and sent my message.
Dear Group,
I appended the following language to the section The relation of Reflow to the Success Criterion 1.4..<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Wlc7jf503T1E4VVZJI43YcwIP6rwyGeQU_iwzswToco/edit#bookmark=id.wwale83llswz>

You should not reduce font size for limited viewport space to make reflow possible. This may make reading impossible for your audience. If you were to reduce 16px print to 8px so that at 400% you would still get 200% enlargement, then you would subject users with limited visual field to 8px (6pt) font - an unusable font for reading. This would pass 1.4.4 but it would exclude people with limited visual field from reading.

Best, Wayne






On Tue, Apr 16, 2019 at 11:15 AM Wayne Dick <wayneedick@gmail.com<mailto:wayneedick@gmail.com>> wrote:
Dear Group,
I appended the following language to the section The relation of Reflow to the Success Criterion 1.4..<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Wlc7jf503T1E4VVZJI43YcwIP6rwyGeQU_iwzswToco/edit#bookmark=id.wwale83llswz>
The relation of Reflow to the Success Criterion 1.4..<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Wlc7jf503T1E4VVZJI43YcwIP6rwyGeQU_iwzswToco/edit#bookmark=id.wwale83llswz>


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[Unknown profile photo]I gave a local TOC for convenience. Also starred sections have been changed.
The first section is altered quite a bit. However most of the changes are to include the new disability group, people with limited visual field. This required a rearrangement of many paragraphs. No substantive change was intended.

The section on 1.4.4 is reworked. With an example of how authors can prevent zoom to 200%.

Example 2 was added to show when shrinking text is OK.

I changed the reference from my web page to the official refereed publication.

Thats all,

Wayne

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