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The mobile-friendly view, recommended on top of the article - is kind of a usability disaster: I really like the authors approach using plain HTML. But using th
by nivramarvin 9y ago
The mobile-friendly view, recommended on top of the article - is kind of a usability disaster: I really like the authors approach using plain HTML. But using the mobile-friendly view has many usability pitfalls like: No links, no ability to copy text, no ability to search on page and switching to another browser-tab will lose the current position where you were reading at.
As said in the article, sometimes its better to keep things which just work and are used by the majority like that. Same goes for using some styles or a blog template to provide a a fully mobile friendly read for the user, not a compromise of two bad options (plain article or mobile-"friendly" view).