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Howdy, original author here. @quarterto, agreed you can't expect a device to completely decipher all forms of content but you can ask it to do much better. You
by hello-yoshi 14y ago
Howdy, original author here.
@quarterto, agreed you can't expect a device to completely decipher all forms of content but you can ask it to do much better. You also can't expect a developer to deliver for all form factors.
@rnassar, agreed on the alternative forms of consumption. We can probably move more of that into the devices natively.
- quarterto 14y agoForm factors, no. Screen sizes is reasonable. p.s. didn't notice this until just now because it wasn't a reply to my comment and so didn't show up on http://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=quarterto http://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=quarterto
- hello-yoshi 14y agoMy bad on the reply (or lack thereof). I agree to date responsive gives a generally better experience for most sites. I don't think however it's the best solution for mobile design. It compromises usability through a changing of the interface, there is no reduced markup size and it's a very costly endeavour.
- jordanmoore_ 14y agoBad responsive design compromises usability - good responsive design applies itself to the context and enhances usability.