Many business apps were only ever built for a big screen. Out in the field or at a customer’s site, there is little you can do with them: tables run off the edge, and buttons or whole menus are hard to use on a small screen.
The app gets retrofitted specifically for phone and tablet: it gets a navigation that fits the small screen, and tables and buttons that work cleanly with a finger too. Every view is based on how much space the content actually needs, not on a guessed screen size.
A comparison run across four screen sizes then proves that the existing desktop view has not moved by a pixel. The field team keeps working in the same app, just now from wherever they are.
What ports as-is
- The breakpoint between phone, tablet and desktop view is measured against real content, never guessed
- One value controls spacing and look across navigation and chrome consistently
- Buttons on phone and tablet automatically get a larger, invisible tap area for a finger
- Dense multi-panel screens collapse into ordered, single-view groups
- A test across four screen sizes with a stored desktop comparison image confirms nothing there has changed
What we build for you
- Which navigation items, table columns and panel groupings actually matter
- The breakpoint, and which devices count as a tablet for you
- Brand colour and logo
