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I take this comment from GP as not criticizing but just showing his/her superiority.

> Making an unfounded assertion that long lines cause eye strain doesn't make your css any better. I certainly don't suffer from such a debilitating limitation. Anyone who does can just make their window narrower, or bump up the font size in their browser.

He/She is certainly not providing any critical feedback.

I do apologize for lashing out, and I don't have any excuse to put in for that.

Thanks for the feedback, I didn't know about that specific condition. I would suggest playing with the CSS to match the contrast you are favorable with, probably a white on black would work fine.

Also, I have updated the title size with rem units as well. Thanks for pointing that out.

You are behaving as if I have changed hn itself. I haven't. If you don't want to, you don't have to use the changes.

Also, I hope you do buy a monitor with more than 480p res to understand that the world has moved on and there actually is more content on the monitor than you see rn.

Also irrelevant: https://baymard.com/blog/line-length-readability

But that makes it easier to read, you can't read a lot of things at once and you can always scroll. Also less strain to the eyes as they don't have to move horizontally a lot.