App
PostShip on every screen
From a folded Galaxy Fold to a 32:9 monitor, the app and the site hold at every width, with nothing spilling over.
An alert rarely arrives while you're at your desk. PostShip was reviewed screen by screen, from 280 pixels wide to 5,120, so every page reads wherever you are.
On a phone
The app's 88 screens were reworked one by one. Nothing leaves the screen any more; a row of text and button moves the button below instead of squeezing the text; long incident titles wrap; DNS values fit with their copy button. Navigation is a floating bar at the bottom — Menu, search, account — that hides as you scroll down and comes back as soon as you scroll up. On iPhone, it no longer leaves a band under Safari's toolbar: content scrolls behind it.
On a tablet
On an iPad, the workspace and project names show in full in the top bar: the page title, already written large just below, makes way.
On a laptop and a large screen
On a 13 to 15-inch laptop, the site scales to the window and nothing slips under the header. On an ultra-wide monitor, content stays centred at a readable width instead of stretching edge to edge. Buttons wrap rather than leave their card, and headings follow the screen's width as well as its height.