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Keep in mind that the point isn't to be flashy when you resize your window, it's that the site will work just as well on tiny mobile screens, medium tablet scre
by guywithabike 15y ago
Keep in mind that the point isn't to be flashy when you resize your window, it's that the site will work just as well on tiny mobile screens, medium tablet screens, and large computer screens without separate domains, crappy shim layers (I'm looking at you, wp-touch), etc.
- ugh 15y agoOr for people who like to not have their browser be fullscreen all the time.
- georgemcbay 15y agoOr for people with high resolution monitors who dislike the fact that a lot of web pages have more white space on the sides than they do content in the middle when their browser is fullscreen or close to it. Granted, I realize that making any specific column of text too wide hurts readability, but most sites could benefit from being more multi-column (size permitting) and getting some of the ads and other non-text elements out to the sides more. Going to a website and seeing one fixed bit of content at 1024px or whatever in the middle is so very lame. I am glad to see some websites starting to move away from this, and now that working examples can be seen hopefully other sites will be shamed into following suit.