> In particular I think most applications for professionals assume you are on a normal computer, not a phone. Consumers, OK. In 2012 sure, but with so much pro

> In particular I think most applications for professionals assume you are on a normal computer, not a phone. Consumers, OK. In 2012 sure, but with so much professional work being done asynchronously and mobile phones/browsers being so capable now mobile availability is table stakes. A few features may be disabled, but if I log in and see a messed up layout or a "please log in from your desktop" screen it's a big red flag for quality/execution shortcomings that will bite me on desktop soon enough.