I don't know the stats for the ietf websites but everyone know that
there is a huge increase of people surfing with tablets and cell phones
(maybe TVs and others might be added). I think it's a terrific idea to
have the IETF Website of being responsive. It's not urgent but IMHO I
believe it's a good idea in the close future.
Alejandro,
El 12/28/2015 a las 12:12 PM, Andrew G. Malis escribió:
The Hackathon page works well on an iPhone 6 when you use Safari
reader mode. But I agree that in general, it would be nice for IETF
pages to be natively responsive. We already have the IETFers app
(thanks, Tom!!!), let’s go all the way for mobile support.
Cheers,
Andy
On Mon, Dec 28, 2015 at 11:32 AM, John Levine <johnl(_at_)taugh(_dot_)com
<mailto:johnl(_at_)taugh(_dot_)com>> wrote:
In article <568130AA(_dot_)8080308(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com
<mailto:568130AA(_dot_)8080308(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com>> you write:
>Hello,
> I don't know if this has been already discussed here, I least
I don't
>recall.
> I entered to the 95 hackathon [1] page from my cell phone
(running
>Android 4.4) and believe me, I was unable to read the page in it, I
>mean, the page does not resize and it's not responsive at all.
> Is just me or everyone?. Is there another IETF website mobile
friendly?
Looks fine on my Moto X running Android 5. The text doesn't reflow
but if I hold the phone sideways the text is entirely legible to my
tired old eyes.
It would be nice if at some future time the stylesheets adapted
better to
tiny screens, but it's not horrible now.
R's,
John