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Questions relating to mobile computing devices, such as cell phones, tablets, and e-readers. Includes consideration for both small screen size as well as the mobile and "always on" nature of the devices. Questions tagged *mobile* should in one way or another reflect a particular aspect unique to mobile devices, as compared to digital screen design in general
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Is it bad practice to direct a user to a mobile friendly side of the site on screen resize
It isn’t necessary to use a different website url for mobile screen sizes. … Simply hide and reposition elements to turn the page into mobile-friendly on certain screen size (or whatever method you use to determine device)
This is easier to address before you start, but the simplest …
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