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There are many great suggestions in the comments, which are good advice if I were trying to solve the problem of the limits imposed by my antique tablet. But that's not quite my point. The comments helped my realize that I actually had a point I was trying to make. And I believe it's a point worth making, if not exactly a point worth reading... Well, anyway the point is: _Always write to someone ._ 1. Be the person w…
Yes. Please dogfood. I got a free handset on Boost Mobile for $15/month I can use to dog food my web designs. It suffers the same problem as your iPad - 90% of the modern web is death to this poor old Samsung. 300MB home pages are now common. I bought a decent tablet with a crack in the screen for $20 on eBay. It's perfect for testing. There is literally no excuse not to test your designs. There are so many more tool…
Visual redesign, sure, the client will pay for that.
Fixing an existing visual design when problems are reported? Nope.
And as @gwern mentioned, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30961582 , the problems won't get reported.
The contract didn't include ongoing maintenance or instrumentation to detect problems. So we can't do it.