Accessibility is a community-driven effort that improves digital accessibility; typography plays a key role by ensuring text remains legible across various browser font-sizes.
Using fixed units like px for font sizes is outdated. Instead, rem, vw, vh, and % should be utilized to adapt text sizes seamlessly for accessibility.
The clamp() function is essential for creating fluid typography. By defining minimum and maximum screen sizes, one can ensure that text adjusts dynamically to any display.
Setting a global font-size to 16px and a minimum line-height of 1.2 is critical. This allows for better readability and user experience across different devices.
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