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I would add Hacker News itself as a great example.

• okamiueru 4y ago
  Indeed. Hacker news is about as responsive as the native site. Reddit on the other hand went to being completely unusable. So much so, that I don't understand who and what motivates it to be the way it is. It's having on due to "old.reddit", but that too is a pain to use on mobile.
  • mananaysiempre 4y ago
    There’s also i.reddit.com with its early-iPhone-era mobile interface.
• yreg 4y ago
  Hacker news has horrible accessibility though. Voting on touch devices, readability of downvoted comments, screen reader behaviour, … Of course all of these would be solvable in a "retro" design as well.