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I disagree simply because almost major website has significant usability issues with mobile. Often relating to touch input. I'm genuinely surprised anytime an i
by forrestthewoods 12y ago
I disagree simply because almost major website has significant usability issues with mobile. Often relating to touch input. I'm genuinely surprised anytime an image gallery is swipeable and it even half works.
It's easy to say that obviously they are shitty designers and/or coders and all they have to do is take the time to do it right. Well doing it right takes too much effort. And doing it right still doesn't get you all the way there. For any site with even a moderate degree of complexity there are always little bugs. It's just a fact of life in the HTML/CSS world.
- hiphopyo 12y ago> Well doing it right takes too much effort. Who told you that? It doesn't take any more effort than a normal desktop site given the right tools.
- forrestthewoods 12y agoNo person said it with words. Websites said it with their behavior. There isn't even a widely supported, idiomatic way to switch between high dpi and low dpi images for crying out loud. It's been at least 5 years since such devices were common and wide spread.
- hiphopyo 12y ago> No person said it with words. Websites said it with their behavior. No doubt, the majority of mobile websites need their asses kicked.
- Bahamut 12y agoThat's not a good enough indicator - it is removed from important context that may be relevant.
- milkytoast 12y agoimg srcset + a polyfill?