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Can you clarify? Is the rendering broken on mobile? I just checked, and the responsive layout seems to render correctly on Android Firefox/Chrome and iOS Safar
by Leftium 6mo ago
Can you clarify? Is the rendering broken on mobile?
I just checked, and the responsive layout seems to render correctly on Android Firefox/Chrome and iOS Safari.
You can even save WeatherSense to your home screen as a simple progressive web app.
- Cider9986 6mo agoI don't like the color scheme with the gradients; nothing functionally wrong, just my reaction.
- Leftium 6mo agoThe gradients actually serve a purpose: - You can see the weekly high/low temperature trends by scanning down vertically along the left. - Redder color means warmer; bluer means cooler. - The gradient is constant for all data plots, so you can visually compare the temperature across days and hours. - The gradient block for each day goes from the high to the low temp for that day. - Even the hourly temperature plot line is calibrated to the same gradient. --- The sky background gradient is slightly superfluous, but it's very subtle and meant to emulate (a more vibrant) version of the actual sky. For anyone who wants more gradients: there's a setting here: https://weather-sense.leftium.com/wmo-codes https://weather-sense.leftium.com/wmo-codes I disabled those by default because they were distracting and didn't serve a purpose.