Bushell details accessibility failures in Tangled's redesigned UI
4Nov 1 · 10d ago · 1 comment · 1 source · development 4 of 5
David Bushell published a blog post analyzing Tangled's new Svelte-based interface, identifying a 12px font size coded in pixel units that blocks browser-level text resizing and violates WCAG 2.2 guidelines. He noted that forcing 200% zoom causes text clipping and character truncation, and that the design leaves "not much room for personal remedy."
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“12 pixels is too small for any meaningful text (which is typically all text). Maybe you feel the size is totally fine? That's fine for you. But it's not fine for a significant number of people.”
David Bushell
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well in my case I do mean *everyone*, including people under 40 :) eyesight deteriorates with age but not everyone starts from the same place. Conditions can be non-permanent and situational too. Same applies for all factors affecting accessibility.