The screen has shrunk but I can't use it.
Open the newly created site with your mobile phone. The screen has become smaller to match its width. However, the right column of the rate table is cut off so you have to slide it horizontally to see it, and the two buttons are overlapping, so you end up pressing the one you were trying to press.
If you take out the quote again, it clearly says “custom responsive web design · included.” It's not an omission or a lie. But why does this happen?
This is not to say that responsive is a light task.
First, let me be clear. Responsive doesn't just shrink the screen, Every time the width changes, you have to re-determine how many lines to place and in what order to display them.no see. For a 360px phone it would be one line, for a 768px tablet it would be two lines, for a 1280px desktop it would be three lines, and so on. This in itself is not an easy task.
The remaining problem lies elsewhere. One line that says “responsive inclusion” How far do you check?It doesn't say. On which device, whether it is an actual terminal or a reduced browser screen, or what you click on, that single line does not contain information.
Inspections are usually written on separate lines.
BlueCanvas Instant estimateIf you open the included items in the code as is, they are divided like this.
| service | What's included |
|---|---|
| Creation of new website | Planning/information structure design / Custom responsive web design / Front-end development / SEO/analysis tool setup / Cross-browser inspection before opening |
| website renewal | Diagnosis of current site / Improvement of information structure and design / Responsive development / Basic SEO transfer |
In new production, responsiveness and inspection are different lines for eachno see. Although there is responsive development in renewal, there is no inspection line. This means that even within the same company, the lines attached to each service are different.
These are the actual items included in BlueCanvas cost estimate. Other companies' quotes may state differently. This doesn't mean that "if you write 'include responsive', it won't be reviewed," but it means that you can't tell from that one line alone, so please check.
Three things to ask before signing a contract
It's not about judging, it's about limiting the scope. The moment the answer is written, the line becomes a promise.
- Which devices do you look at? It would be a good idea to also ask whether it is an actual terminal or a reduced browser screen.
- Is inspection included or separate? If it is included, just check which item line it is written on.
- If it is discovered after opening, how much will you do to fix it? It is more convenient if you write down the period and scope together.
What you will try today is one line.
In the quote you received, look for the line that says “Responsive” and ask this next to it.
“To what extent is mobile inspection included?”
Just write down the answer you get back. Even if you don't have to write a new contract, you can see the same thing in one line on the quote. If you have questions about determining the amount, Why website estimates quadrupleYou can continue watching.
