Correct dimensions for mobile phone pages

pziecina  wrote The main problem is that the web has been in disarray since it became commercialised. Once that happened it was for the majority of web designers/developers nothing more than a, 'make as much money as possible out of clients' environment. Most web sites do not even make back the money clients invest in their creation, and become 'zombie' sites within the first year, with only the client, their friends, employees and the creator ever making a real visit to the site.

That I can well believe, nearly ALL my clients initially ask for a news area where they can output 'regular' news, hilarious, most havent updated since about the first couple of weeks of launching the site........humm why bother......they initially have the enthusiasm and one or two news stories appear in the first week or so, and then nothing..........for years.....some going back to 2013!!

pziecina  wrote As for all the different frameworks etc. that is nothing new. If you go back to the 90's we had so many different server-side coding methods from python, cgi and php to asp and java, that it was impossible to keep up. We then had lots of js frameworks, (remember YUI?) with the main difference being they were only client-side.

I dont remember there being as many as there are today but then again maybe I just was not looking and now I am. Hardly a day goes passed where another one smacks me in the face as Im searching youtube for current trends and interesting tuts.........how to create a modal - 101 ways, how to create tab panels - 101 ways, how to create a slideshow -101 ways, client side or server side - 101 ways, to bind data or not to bind data -101 opinions, the list goes on..................no-one can ever say the way they are doing it is correct, its all very subjective. There is no difinitive workflow or solution, which makes everything hugley confusing especially when you are learning something new. Every course out there will tell you or show you a different approach....is it right or wrong?

pziecina  wrote Personally though, I have given up with what others are doing and develop using the workflow and techniques I feel good about using. At least that way I am not getting bored, or ignoring everyone who does not have a high speed connection to download all the files required for a site that looks and feels exactly the same as many others.

I like to keep my eye in so I can assess if those workflows, methods, frameworks, libraries are any good or not because the developers using them will give you a biased view, mostly because its trendy, not because it's any better than any other workflow. Obviously we are now into the trend of using build files, webpack etc, client side application, SPAs. Its hard to find a simple tutorial out there that doesnt use webpack for something like vue js when you are building components/templates, most fool you into thinking downloading a shocking bloated set-up via the terminal is the only way it can be done but if you search hard enough it can be done very simply without all the nonsense and complexity........its something most course tutors and youtube channels dont want you to know, because it makes it look much, much  harder than it really is.