06-06-2015, 10:07 AM
Hey, don't kill me 
Actually I have been quite busy optimizing the mobile aspect during the last few weeks.
On smartphones you should notice that the left sidebar has been omitted for instance thus providing more real estate for the articles.
The font should be readable by now as well. There's nothing that I can do about image size though.
Technically PZ is now (well since yesterday) "mobile friendly" according to Google (I wouldn't sign that but anyway).
I have a Xperia Z2 and I think the content is rendered Ok now. This will be different across the device landscape though (I only checked Android/Chrome and iPhone). The current portal is from the stone age so I can only align it within limits.
On tablets you will continue to see the standard site - I don't think that the mobile version makes sense here. At least I wouldn't complain on my iPad. This might be different on low-resolution tablets though.
Please note that smartphones are aggressively caching the site styles so it may take quite a while till you see the latest optimizations (unless you flush the cache).
A new portal is also in the making but this is a massive effort. Please don't hold your breath yet (Q1 2016 I reckon). This new portal will be fully responsive rather than just switching between two versions.
Actually I have been quite busy optimizing the mobile aspect during the last few weeks.
On smartphones you should notice that the left sidebar has been omitted for instance thus providing more real estate for the articles.
The font should be readable by now as well. There's nothing that I can do about image size though.
Technically PZ is now (well since yesterday) "mobile friendly" according to Google (I wouldn't sign that but anyway).
I have a Xperia Z2 and I think the content is rendered Ok now. This will be different across the device landscape though (I only checked Android/Chrome and iPhone). The current portal is from the stone age so I can only align it within limits.
On tablets you will continue to see the standard site - I don't think that the mobile version makes sense here. At least I wouldn't complain on my iPad. This might be different on low-resolution tablets though.
Please note that smartphones are aggressively caching the site styles so it may take quite a while till you see the latest optimizations (unless you flush the cache).
A new portal is also in the making but this is a massive effort. Please don't hold your breath yet (Q1 2016 I reckon). This new portal will be fully responsive rather than just switching between two versions.