https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/P...
There are several equally useless failure modes I’ve seen with this, a few off the top of my head:
- rendering fails, everything falls apart
- some elements disappear
- it drops into the feature-limited mobile view
- the author or framework overrides zoom with some other behavior — this one makes me especially crazy because they had to do *extra work* to screw up accessibility
Certain websites are impossible for me to use and I just avoid them.Just tested, hn breaks if you zoom >110%.
Still, a nice concise read if you can get it
I think the accessibility consultants like this state of affairs: they can threaten more lawsuits and extract more in consulting fees.
Support efforts for computer vision based browsers, MCP and APIs.
Respectfully screw making users rely on AI for accessibility. Just make the damn page accessible already. Actually, more like make sure you don't break the accessibility that's there by default with correctly written plain HTML.
Do you have any sources to back these claims up?