Sara Soueidan • 5/10/2021

Design for reading: tips for optimizing content for Reader modes and reading apps

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This article discusses the importance of designing web content that works without CSS, focusing on environments like Reader modes and Forced Color modes. It emphasizes progressive enhancement, providing markup-only alternatives for visual ideas, and ensuring the HTML layer delivers a sufficient user experience independent of styling.

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