People won't even try to read it. They'll leave, and they won't come back. When we sent the Webmaster a helpful e-mail to that effect, he replied that the font looked small because we were using a Netscape browser and that it would look larger if we were using Internet Explorer. Well, the company had decided to use the colors of area sports teams or other locally significant combinations. But that brings up a good point.
Web sites can look very different when viewed on different computers with different browsers.
Ideally, your file sizes should be small enough to download in 15 seconds or less. You direct users to the version of their choice via a link at the top of your home page. However, says LearntheNet, this dual system can be time-consuming to develop and cumbersome to maintain. It's complex and expensive to build, but more efficient and much easier to maintain. Give users more than one way to access information, e.g., by geographic location, job category, salary level, skills required and so forth.