For those who don't know what I mean by "responsive", I mean website layouts that adapt their content to be appropriately proportioned to your screen size. The main PokemonDB site does size its content differently if you access it on a smaller device. But for me, PokeBase does not -- the site scales much like it does on desktop, and upon loading the page, everything is tiny and requires you to zoom in a lot. (Example of what I mean -- imagine on a five-inch screen.) Does this happen to anyone else?
Considering that such a massive proportion of internet traffic at the moment comes from smartphones, I'm concerned that if the scale is like this for everyone, that we're losing a ton of potential contributors here. I for one never access PokeBase through my phone because it's such a nuisance to navigate. If this does affect everyone, I think we need to fix it.
I've tried accessing the site through a multitude of different portable devices, and I get the same result every time. I feel like this problem might be widespread. I did try to replicate smartphone dimensions with a desktop browser and the CSS does seem to repond in this case -- though, it doesn't look pretty. I think most of it is just carry-over from the desktop version that isn't reformatted (e.g. it seems to have all the same float properties which is why the navigation bar looks so strange).
As hard as I've tried, I can't get a separate stylesheet that was made for mobile, and what I've found instead isn't all too appealing. If there isn't one, I think we should make one. I know CSS and could lend a hand if you're busy.
