Small Font

Welcome to the archive of lost texts! Important messages were hidden here, but someone made them so tiny they’re almost invisible.

What does this say? It’s way too small. Did you know that there are fonts where you can barely distinguish between lowercase l, uppercase I, and 1? Instead, choose a font where all characters are clearly distinguishable from one another.

Some people with a visual impairment only have a blurry view of the world. This text is completely unreadable for them.

Web pages should be able to zoom to 200% without any issues, without elements overlapping. This often happens when elements are set to negative margins. When zoomed in, an image, for example, can cover the text. Can you zoom your web page to 200% without any issues?

Of course, fonts should never be as small as they are here.

Congratulations, you found the solution to the fourth of eight challenges.

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That is hard to read. Maybe you can enlarge the text somehow?

You can zoom in on your desktop using Ctrl ++. On your Android smartphone, there’s an option to zoom in the settings.

You can’t solve this puzzle with an iPhone.

Control Key

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Plus Key

Barriers

Font Size

Make sure the font size is sufficient. It’s best to use relative size units like rem or em instead of pixels.

Zoom

Make sure that text can be scaled to at least 200% without being covered by other elements.

Schließen

Psst… du hast ein weiteres Easter Egg gefunden: “ändert”

Did you know that cookie banners are often not keyboard-operable? The focus often doesn’t reach the cookie banner, so screen reader users aren’t even aware that the banner is there. Eventually, they get stuck and don’t know why.