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> Hell, some of these users were being shown the tablet-based view of the applications since our breakpoints were so ridiculously large. Yikes. I used a 1366x7
by badsectoracula 4y ago
> Hell, some of these users were being shown the tablet-based view of the applications since our breakpoints were so ridiculously large. Yikes.
I used a 1366x768 monitor on my desktop for a couple of years and this was a huge annoyance - almost every single site assumed that i was on a tablet. Firefox allowed me to "zoom out" the sites which helped somewhat but then pretty much everything was a combination of tiny letters surrounded by tons of empty space.
Worse, i remember checking various stat sites at the time and 1366x768 was the most common non-mobile resolution!
- alpaca128 4y agoIt also affects people on much larger displays which just want a narrower browser window. So many sites break in random ways (like scrolling not working) or hide important things like the login form when the window isn't wide enough. Clearly many sites are never tested for that. So many years of talking about responsive web frameworks and half the sites simply don't care.