Oof. Looks like a bunch a major retailers are ignoring basic reflow (wcag 1.4.10 AA) requirements. Amazon doesn’t bother, Walmart looks like a mess…so much for finding irl examples to point to for good responsive cart patterns here.
I can’t believe it’s so user hostile that it’s either, use our app or suffer the consequences of a horrible experience. 🫠
What ever happened to mobile-first…?!
[#]a11y #accessibility
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@hmig I suspect those sites might have user-agent detection that swaps to a mobile version of the site. Which doesn't help someone on desktop with high zoom. ☹️
Or are you using text-only zoom, which doesn't simulate mobile?
I tried some Shopify-based sites, and they're OK with browser zoom. Text reflows without clipping, although the cart layout is still 3 columns, so wrapping gets absurd. But scaling with min-font-size or text-only scaling is much worse! Media queries must all use px, not em.
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@AmeliaBR - yea - I’m looking at the reflow sc, so
a starting viewport width of 1280 CSS pixels wide at 400% zoom and it should not have horizontal scrolling. It’s not really about mobile, but the old ways of mobile-first responsive design automatically addressed this.
I’m looking at sites folks reference (in work meetings) and Amazon’s site doesn’t even try to deal, walmart looks busted, etc.
Not a great look for these companies.
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