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I won’t dispute that it probably looks great on a proper monitor, but that site is painful to use on mobile. The width is fixed, which means that either the tex
by zenexer 6y ago
I won’t dispute that it probably looks great on a proper monitor, but that site is painful to use on mobile. The width is fixed, which means that either the text us illegibly small, or I have to scroll side-to-side to see the entirety of each line as I read.
- LoSboccacc 6y agothe site doesn't have any fixed width in the css and adding in a meta header identifying it as responsive, it works as it should. arguably is the user agent assumption that every old site is broken without giving them a large virtual viewport with a small font that's giving an unwanted behavior.