Usability of D for Visually Impaired Users

[Walter Bright via Digitalmars-d]

On 9/5/2016 2:52 AM, Chris wrote:
> Sorry, I sure ain't gonna list all conditions between 20/20 and blind. This is
> about IT not PC ;) Anyone who can see normally with or without glasses has
> "normal sight" _in this context_. If you need a 500% zoom to discern letters on
> the screen, you are visually impaired (but not blind). There are people who use
> zoom and screen readers at the same time etc. But that's beyond the point we're
> discussing.

True, but too many sites lose their formatting if one increases the font size 
with the Ctrl-+ command. Us >50 fossils who wear progressive lenses get tired of 
bobbing heads to read the screen and just boost the font a bit.

You can always tell a user interface designed by a youngling :-)

This was a few years ago, but Apple's web site technical documentation used to 
use a tiny grey font on a white background. It was literally painful to read, 
making me just not want to support OSX.