And most of all: being able to effect that responsiveness also manually.
The resolution(s) are getting higher and higher all the time, so it’s not just a matter between the computer, tablet and mobile. It’s also about many different type of screens and resolutions as well – and having the site looking IDEAL in all of them.
In my opinion this would mean the possibility to measure the responsiveness in pixels, percents and to have fluid, breakpoints both horizontally and vertically, plus automatically or manually.
And different combinations of them.
There are more than 100 million Wix sites, so there must be quite many exotic screens and resolutions where to look at the sites as well
It would be a HUGE thing to be sure that your site is seen similarly in all of them.
…I didn’t write about the responsiveness because Wix is the most feature rich web app (even it’s progress has been HUGE, and it is good and super easy), but also because of it’s popularity: having 120 million users ALSO means that there are millions of users who don’t quite see the site as it is ment to be seen - because of the variety of the screens.
I am connecting to that request desperately. Responsive Web Design and breakpoints are true downfall of Wix. I would add, that flexbox model is quite easy and might get involved. Also, ofcourse %, em, rem, vh units, and at least 2 breakpoints: tablet and large desktop. Actually, current desktop breakpoint should become tablet, because now only weak tablets have below 1024px width, so 2 desktop breakpoints are a must.
