A Critique of a Website’s Responsiveness: Analyzing Layout Across Three Screen Sizes

True responsiveness goes beyond resizing elements. This topic critiques a website’s layout across desktop, tablet, and mobile screens, highlighting common responsiveness issues and best practices for adaptive design.

1/7/2026
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A Critique of a Website’s Responsiveness: Analyzing Layout Across Three Screen Sizes

A truly responsive website behaves differently on desktop, tablet, and mobile

A website may look perfect on desktop yet fail completely on mobile. True responsiveness is revealed through testing across multiple screen sizes.

On desktop, layouts often appear polished. On tablets, spacing issues emerge. On mobile, navigation and content hierarchy are frequently exposed as weak.

A responsive website:

  • Reorders content intelligently
  • Adjusts spacing and typography
  • Optimizes touch targets
  • Preserves hierarchy across breakpoints

Responsive design is not about resizing, it’s about redesigning thoughtfully for each context.

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Adams Azeez Adedeji

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