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improve for mobile browsers #26

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The change involves adding a meta viewport tag to the <head> section of the index.html file located in the composeApp/src/wasmJsMain/resources directory. This adjustment is made to ensure better control of the layout on mobile browsers, enhancing the user experience on smaller screens.

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.../composeApp/src/wasmJsMain/resources/index.html Added a meta viewport tag to improve mobile browser layout.

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8-10: The addition of the meta viewport tag is well-implemented and aligns with best practices for mobile responsiveness.

Consider adding minimum-scale=1.0 to further enhance control over scaling behaviours.

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b0r1ngx commented May 24, 2024

@coderabbitai explain what the added changes lead to?

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@b0r1ngx, the addition of the meta viewport tag in the index.html file significantly enhances the user experience on mobile devices. This tag instructs the browser on how to control the page's dimensions and scaling. Here are the key benefits:

  1. Responsive Design: The tag ensures that the website scales correctly on different devices, adapting the layout to the screen size of the device being used. This is crucial for mobile browsers where screen sizes vary widely.
  2. Control Over Viewport Width: It typically includes settings like width=device-width, which makes the width of the webpage match the width of the device in device-independent pixels. This prevents the mobile browser from rendering the page at a desktop width and then shrinking it down to fit, which would make the content too small to read comfortably.
  3. Initial Scale: It often sets initial-scale=1, which maintains the size of the content to match the screen width when the page is first loaded, enhancing readability and accessibility.

These changes lead to a better, more consistent user experience across different mobile devices, making the website more accessible and easier to use on smaller screens.

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b0r1ngx commented May 24, 2024

@arkivanov check this out.

Dmitrii pointed that this changes must help for mobile browsers (I'm tag you on Telegram).

@arkivanov arkivanov merged commit 18981a6 into arkivanov:master May 28, 2024
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Thank you!

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