CSS Snap scroll spec is in candidate recommendation and in my opinion does not address the needs of users with low vision

FYI

https://www.w3.org/TR/2019/CR-css-scroll-snap-1-20190131/

In the snap-strictness section the spec talks about how different screen sizes can prevent content from being accessible. When users with low vision zoom in they end up with scaled content between breakpoints and often content is pushed off the bottom of the screen but when the user scrolls the viewport is moved to the next snap position and the low vision users can't access all of the content. We need an inclusive solution.

Jon

Jonathan Avila, CPWA
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