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I'd be pretty unhappy if my favourite website was missing a column just because I was on my mini.

• JuDue 14y ago
  You already have that on phone vs desktop. It's the nature of things, and should not be an issue if the responsive design is done properly
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  • Devilboy 14y ago
    But the iPad and the iPad mini has the same number of pixels. If I browse a site on my mini I expect the same UI as when I use my iPad.
    • JuDue 14y ago
      This is true. But there is a strong case for increasing font size on a mini, and letting the content breath more. So dropping a RHS column would help that. This is if you believe in non-zoomable design. If you allow the user to zoom, one option would be to deliver full desktop design and content, as you prefer.