Page Zoom, Elastic Layouts & Em (Erratic Moustaches)
1 in 4 people have some sort of vision impairment that makes reading on the web more difficult. We discuss the browser features which make sites more usable, how to code the functionality into our layouts and whether it’s time to drop the elastic layout. Oh and if you know what em stands for anything other than ‘M’ then do tell!
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