A new design looks fine on the developer’s screen and still breaks on a customer’s phone. That often only shows up once someone has already complained.
Before a new design goes live, every single page of your website is rendered in a real browser at several screen widths. The run fails the moment a page’s content spills past its own frame.
This is not judged by eye, it is measured against the actual style values.
What ports as-is
- A full run across every page in the sitemap, each address rendered at three screen widths
- A per-page check on whether the content stays inside its own frame
- Whether the content breaks its frame is measured against the actual style values, not judged by eye
- What gets checked is the page as it actually looks in the browser, not just the code behind it
What we build for you
- Your website itself and the screen widths you use
