The formula to calculate the Text Size (TS) is:
\[ TS = VW \times \left( \frac{DW}{100} \right) \]
Where:
Text size in web design refers to the size of the text as it appears on different devices. It is an important aspect of responsive design, ensuring that text is readable and aesthetically pleasing across various screen sizes. By calculating text size relative to the viewport width, designers can create a harmonious and accessible user experience.
Let's say the viewport width (VW) is 1200 pixels, and the desired width of the text (DW) is 5%. Using the formula:
\[ TS = 1200 \times \left( \frac{5}{100} \right) = 60 \text{ pixels} \]
So, the text size (TS) is 60 pixels.
