In the weeks after your company rolled out a new online collaboration system, you thought your eyesight was beginning to fail. You had to squint to read posted messages, and the file archive was almost impossible to navigate because you couldn’t read the file names. Then you noticed people in the department you manage having the same problem, particularly people who work on laptops and tablets. 

You began to wonder how the programmers in the information technology (IT) department who configured the system didn’t notice the problem until you walked through their department and realized they all had multiple, giant computer monitors. Everything you could see on their screens was displayed in large, easy-to read type. 

Your task: 

Write a brief email message to the head of IT, asking her group to meet with users in your department to discuss the new system’s on-screen readability.