Fwd: Re: font size in "documentation" tool view

Jens Reuterberg <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.events
Message-ID <16318037.yd5SAhDTnV@cuddles>
Subject: Re: font size in "documentation" tool view
Date: Wednesday, 13 July 2016, 13:25:36 CEST
From: Jens Reuterberg <[email protected]>
To: René J.V. Bertin <[email protected]>

> Golden rule that even VGD members should be aware of: never UNDERestimate
> your users. Just give them an interface that invites exploring it, for
> instance to discover how to tune it to ones liking and needs.

We never make that assumption.
Hence assuming even you you can set it to the size you prefer as well.

> For a DEFAULT, yes ... and even then only if the intended use cases
> correspond to the kind of use cases for which the default was conceived.

Having one little section a different sizing is a bit weird unless it has a 
very specific need. Since there are two groups with two different needs 
without any clear reasoning beyond "It's supposed to be", and one of those 
needs make more sense logicly from a system wide perspective and there is no 
other metric, the choice is obvious.

> Unless you're targeting kindergarten or 4th age users of course.
Not that I was previously aware off, no


Unless there is another reasoning why it should be one way or another - the 
choice from our POV is clear. I am sure that there may be technical issues 
attached with having the font one size larger or smaller but whether they 
define which size to use I wouldn't know and quite frankly shouldn't comment 
on.

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