Check the site on many screen sizes

See how key pages look on phones, tablets and wide screens.

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Works with

  • Slack
  • Email

How do you test a site on many screen sizes?

To test a site on many screen sizes, tell Maito which pages to check. It opens each page in a browser at phone, tablet and wide-screen widths, takes screenshots, looks for overlaps, cut-off tables and wrapped controls, and sends a report with the sizes where each problem appears.

How it's done today

Mobile issues get reported by customers.

What Maito does

  1. Open pages at common sizes
  2. Take screenshots
  3. Point out layout problems

Example

marketing-site
Priya 1:05 PM

@Maito check the pricing page on mobile and tablet before tomorrow's launch.

Maito APP 1:14 PM

I checked northstar.example/pricing at 5 sizes: 360, 390, 768, 1024 and 1440 px. Screenshots attached: pricing-screens.pdf. • 1440, 1024: fine • 768: the sticky header covers the Team plan's price when you arrive from the #pricing link • 390: the Annual toggle wraps onto two lines • 360: the plan table is cut off. The Business column is hidden and there's no sign it scrolls. Catch: 360 px is the Galaxy A-series width, and it's where the Business plan, your most expensive, disappears. This is the live page as of now. Want me to send these to Luca, the designer, to decide?

Priya 1:20 PM

@Maito yes, copy me.

Maito APP 1:21 PM

Emailed Luca with the 4 screenshots that show problems, and copied you.

Example complete

How to set it up

When you ask Check the site on many screen sizes
Set up

Nothing to set up. Ask in Slack or by email whenever you need it.

What it won't do

It uses browser widths, not real phones, so device quirks and browser differences can still appear. Looks that are a design choice get flagged only when they look broken.

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