These are the symptoms of bad responsive design. There are ways to mitigate these things by really going about proper responsive design, and that takes actual u

These are the symptoms of bad responsive design. There are ways to mitigate these things by really going about proper responsive design, and that takes actual usage. (#3 Is a huge pet peeve of mine) I fear too many designers only "test" the mobile site; they don't actually "use" it. Using and testing are two vastly different things as the former actually puts you into the driver's seat for a ride from the visitor's (read: customer's) perspective. Until that happens, designers are only engaging in speculative design that they think is responsive. It's not quite the same. All the problems highlighted shouldn't be happening on a properly designed and architected site.