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No what you are talking about is called fluid design not responsive. So whether a website responds fluidly to browser resizing is a design decision and not indi
by mouzogu 6y ago
No what you are talking about is called fluid design not responsive. So whether a website responds fluidly to browser resizing is a design decision and not indicative of something being broken. This is such a common and frustrating misconception.
- alpaca128 6y agoSure, you can call not supporting one of the most basic UI features a "design decision", but it's a terrible decision and it won't protect you against valid complaints from users, just like apps like Skype got complaints for mishandling the window's close button. Intentionally broken is still broken.