The new iPhone X features a beautiful edge-to-edge display. Well, almost. There is the small issue of a notch at the top of the browser which doesn't cause an issue when viewing websites in portrait but by default does cause some issues in landscape. To accommodate the notch iOS 11 constrains websites within a "safe area" on the screen. On most websites this results in letterboxing on the left and
While designing a mobile site recently, I discovered that the `background-size` CSS property is very buggy on iOS devices. What exactly happens is hard to say, but when the aspect ratio of your background-image is different from the target ratio, images get squashed. The curious thing is that there are several factors that can trigger this bug: - It only happens with JPGs. Images in GIF or PNG for
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