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Low vision design is better design. Clear hierarchy, flexible layouts, and full functionality at high zoom improve access for everyone. Great insights from Ian Lloyd.
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Designing for people with low vision - TetraLogical
img.headings { width:50%; min-width:400px; max-width:100%; } @media (max-width: 400px) { img.headings { min-width: 100%; } } Low vision affects millions of people worldwide, yet it's often overlooked in the design process. The design choices we make, from how we emphasise content to where we position controls, can either empower people to customise their experience or create unnecessary barriers. By understanding these impacts and designing with flexibility in mind, we can create interfaces that truly work for everyone.
