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Classification: story; source kind: story; decision: approve; confidence: high; review status: needs-review.

Rationale: Explicit reader goal, interaction flow and testable criteria. Located under authoring, but the actor and task are reading, not persistent content formatting.

Review qualification: Uncertain identity/behavior/duplication remains a separate candidate; do not merge without review.

Canonical target (to be published after manifest): Proposed canonical target

Evidence snapshot: original readable text and block backlinks

Heading As a reader, I want to customise the reading themeso that I can read content comfortably in any environment and according to my personal preferences. source block

Heading Acceptance criteria source block

Paragraph Font toggle — serif / sans-serif
Given I am on a reading page, when I switch the font setting, the body text updates immediately to the selected typeface without a page reload. source block

Paragraph Colour scheme — light / dark
Given I toggle the colour scheme, the background, text, and UI elements switch to the correct palette. Both themes meet WCAG AA contrast ratios. source block

Paragraph Text size — S / M / L
Given I select a size, the reading area adjusts to the corresponding scale (S = 14px, M = 16px, L = 20px). Line-height scales proportionally to maintain readability. source block

Paragraph Settings persist across sessions
Given I set my preferences and return later, the same theme, font, and size are applied on load, stored per user account (I hope this is possible) source block

Heading Basic flow source block

Paragraph User click in a document source block

Paragraph User clicks the 3 dots contextual option source block

Paragraph User clicks: reading preferences. source block

Paragraph A floating toolbar/popover anchored near the 3-dot button will appear on top of the page source block

Paragraph User click outside of the popover to close it source block

Heading Why a floating toolbar instead of the right panel? source block

Paragraph It's lighter, keeps the reader's eye near the controls, doesn't shift the layout, and feels more native to reading apps. A sliding panel is heavy UX for just 3 settings. source block

Paragraph Ideally we will make this consistent when possible with other actions. Versions is one thing makes sense having on a right panel. source block

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