The site is difficult to read on mobile. I think adding <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" /> to your head should help! You can read more about the viewport meta tag on MDN.
Idk how much you care about readability, but optimal line length is around ~65 characters per line. Using max-width: 65ch on article or section should help with that. (Putting it on body is a bad idea.) Btw, you can also apply this to pdfs!
For more accessibility stuff, I would recommend looking at the A11y checklist. Additionally, Pagespeed insights also checks some critera.
Also, I read about your struggle with creating accessible PDFs. I've heard that LaTeX is good for creating accessible PDFs, but it's a bit annoying to use on Windows plus it has a learning curve. (Am big LaTeX fan + use Linux.)
Sorry for the wall of text haha, hope some of this is helpful :)
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Date: 2023-10-13 05:52 pm (UTC)The site is difficult to read on mobile. I think adding
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />to your head should help! You can read more about the viewport meta tag on MDN.Idk how much you care about readability, but optimal line length is around ~65 characters per line. Using
max-width: 65chonarticleorsectionshould help with that. (Putting it onbodyis a bad idea.) Btw, you can also apply this to pdfs!For more accessibility stuff, I would recommend looking at the A11y checklist. Additionally, Pagespeed insights also checks some critera.
Also, I read about your struggle with creating accessible PDFs. I've heard that LaTeX is good for creating accessible PDFs, but it's a bit annoying to use on Windows plus it has a learning curve. (Am big LaTeX fan + use Linux.)
Sorry for the wall of text haha, hope some of this is helpful :)