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Mobile Responsive Design Broken After Refactoring
Your application's mobile responsive design stopped working correctly after Cursor refactored the layout components. Mobile views are broken, showing desktop layout at small screen sizes.
Media queries or viewport configuration may have been removed.
Error Messages You Might See
Layout broken on mobile
Content overflow on small screens
Buttons unclickable on mobile
Text too small on mobile
Common Causes
- Viewport meta tag removed or modified in HTML head
- Media queries removed during CSS cleanup
- Flexbox/Grid responsive properties changed to fixed sizes
- Mobile-first approach replaced with desktop-first without adapting
- CSS file load order changed, overriding responsive rules
How to Fix It
Ensure viewport meta tag: <meta name='viewport' content='width=device-width, initial-scale=1'>. Use mobile-first media queries: @media (min-width: 768px) { }. Test with DevTools device emulation (Ctrl+Shift+M). Use flexbox or CSS Grid for responsive layouts.
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Get HelpFrequently Asked Questions
What's mobile-first design?
Write CSS for mobile (small screens) first, then add @media (min-width) for larger screens. Simpler and performs better.
How do I test responsive?
Use DevTools (Ctrl+Shift+M). Test actual devices. Use services like BrowserStack for multiple devices.