Website Portfolio Update: Mobile Version

Mobile version of the web folio is also available (works best on smartphones with the width size of 414px; ex: iPhone 6/7/8+, etc).

According to StatCounter Global Stats, the market share for people using mobile phones is larger compared to those using desktops and tablets. The data is from a worldwide region, with 51.74% mobile users, 45.61% desktop users and 2.65% tablet users. This shows that having a mobile version for a website would be the most beneficial thing to do since people would most presumably open websites via their smartphones.

However, coding websites from scratch can be difficult. To create both desktop and mobile version needs a lot of resizing and checking on different devices just to see how it looks. I am deeply regretful to say that kweestin.com is not suitable for tablet devices such as the iPad, etc. This is due to the lack of time I have to balance all my school work during these several weeks. Please keep in mind that different devices may result in awkward sizings and spaces. I'm using my Macbook Air 13inches laptop, and on my resolution (1440px x 900px), the website is looking fine.

The overall look and vibe of the website on a mobile version is pretty much the same. I just had to do a lot of sizing down for the mobile version.

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