How does iphone adjust font size?

Tencent Digital News (compile: Liszt) recently received many complaints from friends about the default font size of iPhone: Although the default font size of iOS has been carefully designed, the default font size is still too small for some users, which makes the text of information or other interfaces look more difficult. IOS not only provides a good display effect under the default font size, but also allows users with special needs to customize the system font size. Here we use iPhone to demonstrate how to adjust font size. Users of iPod touch and iPad can also refer to the following steps to adjust their devices.

Adjust the font size of the information interface.

Open Settings and select General.

After clicking "Accessibility", select the "Large Text" option.

Select an appropriate font size: "Off" means using the default font size; Other options correspond to different font sizes.

Next to each font size option, a preview of the text in the corresponding font size will be given; If the preview effect is not intuitive enough, you can choose the corresponding font size and preview it in the SMS interface to determine the effect.

What needs to be reminded here is that this change will affect the font size of information dialogue interface, information preview and information input box at the same time. If the font is too large, the input box may look out of proportion.

Change the iOS 7 system text size

How can people lose the popularity of iOS 7 when they launch iOS-related functions now? Changing the font size in iOS 7 is slightly different from previous versions of iOS.

As in the previous steps, open Settings, select General, and then select Text Size.

Adjust the slider and choose the font size you like.

In iOS 6 and iOS 7 systems, changing the font size will not only affect the SMS interface, but also change the font size in email applications, such as email title, body, calendar, contact and note interface. The purpose of this is to improve the user's reading experience: if you need to squint to see the words on the screen, you only need to adjust the font size of the system in iOS, and then you can read smoothly.

I usually use font 20 on my iPhone (I am satisfied with my current eyesight). If elderly users have difficulty reading, they can try font size 24, 30 or even larger. If the font size is too large (such as No.48 or No.56) on the iPhone or iPod, the buttons or input boxes on the screen will occupy a lot of space, which will make the screen that is not large enough appear more crowded; IPad has a larger screen, so there are more choices when using large fonts.

By the way, if you use a messaging application on your Mac, you can also change its text size. So you can get a good experience on all platforms.