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The website is broken on mobile - elements overlap and content is not visible.
by jdormit 10y ago
The website is broken on mobile - elements overlap and content is not visible.
- bluetidepro 10y agoSlightly off topic, but do you find that docs really need to be mobile friendly? I'd personally rather the developer focuses on the actual project and all those concerns rather than a perfect responsive docs page. Esp when assuming most of these docs are eventually translated into markdown on github which are then mobile friendly.
- zdragnar 10y agoI tend to do exploration on my phone when I have downtime while being out and about. Mobile friendly docs are a sure way to keep my attention on your project if I stumble upon it during these times. Of course, I do plenty of research from my desktop as well, so if it's a choice between getting a new release out on time or having a perfect mobile experience, I'd suggest library authors prefer getting timely releases out myself.
- WhitneyLand 10y agoAbsolutely, lets you study docs anywhere. Also looks low quality if a site breaks on mobile.
- yasserkaddour 10y agoThe markdown doc is here: https://github.com/ReactTraining/react-router/tree/v4/packages/react-router-website/modules/api https://github.com/ReactTraining/react-router/tree/v4/packag...
- jdormit 10y agoYeah, I tend to research docs and libraries on-the-go, so working mobile documentation really helps me out.
- ryanflorence 10y agoonly have time for so many things, v1 final release will have a site that works well on mobile too.