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Sure, but even if 100% of your users will be on a desktop site, you still need to deal with a browser window that has resized down to 300px. At _some_ point, y
by ncallaway 6y ago
Sure, but even if 100% of your users will be on a desktop site, you still need to deal with a browser window that has resized down to 300px.
At _some_ point, you will have to have a significant transition if you have an website that is mostly optimized for a desktop, full window experience.
I agree that many sites overdo the transition, but there are some things that really do warrant a phase-change at some point.
- Scarblac 6y ago> Sure, but even if 100% of your users will be on a desktop site, you still need to deal with a browser window that has resized down to 300px. In that case I would prefer the scroll bar over implementing a whole separate layout just for the 0.1% who resized their window to 300px for a moment.