always talking about the future ;)

Thank you Alf, that's exactly my point too. Will try to push for skipping it, or at least A-B testing, if the client would be up for it.

Thank you. The navigation is pretty simple though. Main Page > Category > Product and you can jump to any category from any page. Isn't that already enough reasoning to convince the client to drop it?

Of course that too. Just there are out of space reasons more possibilities to visualise things than in mobile. Not meaning that the mobile version sucks instead. Plus “most of your users” doesn't fit for all digital products / websites and sectors.

For Web, i design desktop and tablet first, since you get the whole picture and can design a more immersive and visually striking experience on a big screen, than on a mobile device. With mobile in mind from the beginning, a mobile version with some cuts of functionality and content, is easy to implement as well. When going mobile-first, you miss out a lot of possibilities that the web in full- and big-screen actually has to over. I guess, that's pretty common or?!

why need a machine telling you if you can read something or not? if the vision and understanding of other peoples vision of the designer isn't good enough to do that, then maybe stop designing in the first place ;)

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