I am sorry for not being clear. This is about an article page content font size, yesterday I asked my dad to read the article from a website but he couldn't read it properly because of the small font size, then I checked for a zoomIn option but this option is not available in Chrome. I checked some of the other sites but none of them have font change options. It's a common feature I wonder why no one has it Or is there any good reason behind it?
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1This could be an interesting question if it had some more detail. @Dilip Kumar, can you probably add a bit more context?– greenforestFeb 26, 2016 at 11:16
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I agree with above answer... also if you talking about navigation than it should categories Main Nav, Sub Nav (fonts can be different)– user80085Feb 26, 2016 at 14:25
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This Information Architects blog post from 2012 still rings true, to me. They advocate sizing type based on the distance a reader is likely to be from the screen, so for "mobile" that would be whatever's readable at 1-2' (about 1/2m) and for tablets, it'd likely be more like 2-2 1/2'(about 3/4m)—more than likely, you'd want a larger size on tablets than on phones.– Nate GreenFeb 26, 2016 at 15:36
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If you mean different sizes between different devices resolution (width x height), the answer is YES!
Smaller device may require bigger font size
If you mean different sizes between Title, Subtitle and content the answer is YES!
*Titles > Subtitles > content *
If you mean different sizes between Title of same level but different pages, the answer is NO
You can lose your identity and standardization
