Your iPhone has this cool feature called reader mode if you didn’t know.

As for mentioning WCAG - so what if it doesn’t adhere to those guidelines? It’s his personal website, he can do what he wants with it. Telling him you found it difficult to read properly is one thing but referencing WCAG as if this guy is bound somehow to modify his own aesthetic preference for generic accessibility reasons is laughable. Part of what continues to make the web good is differing personal tastes and unique website designs - it is stifling and monotonous to see the same looking shit on every site and it isn’t like there aren’t tools (like reader mode) for people who dislike another’s personal taste.

I don’t know, I got 140 upvotes on a nitpick so I think others agree with me it’s hard to read.

Many here at HN find that site hard to read, not just the original commenter.