When a row’s own button removes it — Later, Pins, message requests, data exports, closing a conversation in the sidebar, or deleting a message after its confirmation — the focus moves to the next row, never to the page. Removing an app from your account asks in place and keeps the focus nearby.
At a large text size, docked threads, the split view, a room’s chat and Circle’s member list grow with your text as far as the window allows, and a pane laid over the conversation keeps the keyboard inside it. Email addresses wrap instead of being cut, labels in pills grow with their words, and reply lines are targets a finger can press.
The website’s headings keep their words whole on a 320-wide screen at the largest text, the admin console’s wide tables can be reached and scrolled with the keyboard, and its questions — suspending an organization, for one — are asked in place instead of by the browser.