Due to a comment on Face Book, it suddenly dawned on me that there are some who read (or try to) the Aldersonian on your mobile phone. In order to help you out as much as I can, I have some suggestions for you.

1. You can zoom in on the page and try to get the type large enough to read. I've tried this but it isn't always satisfactory.

2. Most smart phones have a built in app that you can turn on, if you don't already have it on. It's called "Text to Speech". This is suppose to enlarge text to read on the small screens and also turn the text in to speech so you can hear it. This is a YouTube on how to turn it on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gTn4Q-9Lk8  Since all phones do not instruct how to perform functions in the same way, you will probably have to use your instruction manual. But watch the video, it might help.

Many web pages are designed with a duplicate page available that are mobile friendly. That's usually a scaled-down version and all graphics and photos have to be resized.  Your guess it, I'm not going to do that. I would suggest the app will let you listen to what the text says.

If you have others suggestions, please click on the Indian head below and send to me, and I'll add it to this page.

I sincerely hope this will rectify the issue for you.