On the new proposed QA styles
The new QA designs at:
http://neoflux.net/tmp/pts/html/vim.2col.html
have the standard problem that seems to plague web designs, namely that
they use microscopic fonts. (I'm not sure what causes this. I assumed it
was because people kept only looking at web sites in Windows, but I assume
these were developed and looked at from Debian systems. Now I'm not sure
what to think.)
The current design is great. It's usable, it's readable, and unlike far
too many sites, it doesn't use a microscopic font and make me change my
font size every time I look at it just so that I can read it without
getting a headache.
Could you please not change it? Or at least please don't break it this
badly? The current text font size is the smallest comfortably readable
font size; anything that uses a smaller font is a pretty major step
backward in usability.
--
Russ Allbery (rra@debian.org) <http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/>
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