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@KSki I can see on LawHub the ability to change the font size now. Perhaps we're in the clear!
I have a fairly severe visual diagnoses and am registered for the August exam. This font size makes it nearly impossible to finish a section, let alone an entire PT. I'm sure even someone with perfect vision would agree that this is not acceptable especially for such a lengthy test.
I was initially upset with some of the other recent changes to the UI as well but eventually came around (or at least became accustomed) to them. I told myself that there will be much greater challenges in law school than the colour of a digital highlighter, and despite my frustrations, that wasn't going to be what stops me from becoming a lawyer.
If their (LSAC) goal in changing the UI was accessibility, this was a huge miss and they should own it. Sincerely hoping this is a bug but I have little faith in left in LSAC.
(Sorry for being so negative. Thank you 7Sage team for being so quick to update your platform and keep us in the loop)
I don't like that the highlighter doesn't automatically highlight the entire word when a portion of the word is selected. Is that going to change?
Honestly, you won't regret starting sooner than later. It will immediately help diagnose the LR question types that you need to focus on and will start building your confidence with RC. Unlike LR, RC doesn't have as many concepts to study, if that makes sense. That's just my 2 cents though.
I've been using the new format on my large monitors and have been slightly minimizing my screen so it doesn't take up my full screen and is easier and faster to naviagte. @J.Y.Ping Do you know what the screens in the testing centre look like? Will the test be "full screen"? Essentially, what aspect ratio should we practice on?
@TeklaCo I had enough time during the break to use the washroom and for an apple and granola bar and felt it really helped keep me going! You can't have them with you when you test but it's better to have them and not need them than to need them and not have them.