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There is no issue with "mobile-first". The problem is when designers think "mobile-only", forgetting that a sizable part of there audience still browse content
by camus2 9y ago
There is no issue with "mobile-first". The problem is when designers think "mobile-only", forgetting that a sizable part of there audience still browse content on desktop.
Furthermore, given how web-pages are getting heavier and slower to load, I doubt any of these designers are really serious about designing for mobile at first place (I don't buy the "management wants tons of analytics" excuse).
> As others have said elsewhere in this thread, I can (and do) use the zoom function when necessary.
If a website doesn't allow you to zoom in the text, it's a design mistake,no more no less.