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The design looks actually worse on Windows Phone[1,2]. The text is (or feels) a bit smaller now on portrait mode, so I'd have to switch to landscape. And the to
by probably_wrong 11y ago
The design looks actually worse on Windows Phone[1,2]. The text is (or feels) a bit smaller now on portrait mode, so I'd have to switch to landscape. And the top menu is out of alignment. (Edit: The text is definitely smaller. I think it used to reflow nicely with bigger text but now it doesn't, forcing me to zoom out all the way)
Since we are talking about mobile, I'd focus on improving the arrows - I've downvoted way too many comments due to that.
[1] http://i.imgur.com/akAyUxP.jpg http://i.imgur.com/akAyUxP.jpg
[2] http://i.imgur.com/NWVSHMW.jpg http://i.imgur.com/NWVSHMW.jpg
- zamalek 11y ago> The design looks actually worse on Windows Phone[1] Looks almost identical on WP 10 (Edge). > I've downvoted way too many comments due to that. I don't vote on my phone due to this.
- timthorn 11y agoI agree strongly (on WP8.1). However, the change clearly improves things for people on some other mobile platforms, so can we have a user preference for whether we're served the desktop or mobile version when a mobile UA is received?
- marrs 11y agoAt least you get some margins on the home page. Looks a mess on my device. Also, when I tap through to comments, half the page falls off the right of the screen until I double-tap the screen.