Is fluid/responsive typography a good idea, or horrible for accessibility?
A few times now I've used
My use cases have been homepage heroes and CTAs (hybrids between buttons and cards - icons with text). Is this good practice in the name of responsiveness, or does it negatively impact accessibility? Should I be setting specific font-sizes through media queries instead? Thanks for any input on this
calc() in my CSS to create semi-responsive typography on pages. In particular, I've used this formula from CSS Tricks: font-size: calc([minimum size] + ([maximum size] - [minimum size]) * ((100vw - [minimum viewport width]) / ([maximum viewport width] - [minimum viewport width])));My use cases have been homepage heroes and CTAs (hybrids between buttons and cards - icons with text). Is this good practice in the name of responsiveness, or does it negatively impact accessibility? Should I be setting specific font-sizes through media queries instead? Thanks for any input on this
