Not a glamorous one. Three things were too small to read comfortably and I
fixed all three.
The type scale on every written page was retuned. Headings are now twice
the size of their subheads rather than one and a half times, which is why
those pages used to read as one flat wall. Headings also run tight now;
they had positive letter spacing before, which turns a serif into mush at
display size.
The log is bigger. It is the only record of what just happened to you and
it was set at a size that made you lean in.
The menu button and the page navigation are larger and higher contrast,
and big enough to hit with a thumb.
The type scale is measured rather than guessed. I took it from a page whose
hierarchy I have always liked, worked out the actual ratios, and applied those
instead of eyeballing it.