@openfactbook Yes, mobile is hard. I worked in software for four decades, I get it. I'm using a Pixel 10 with an Edge browser. Here's a screenshot. Notice the size of the title text (so big it has to wrap) compared to the labels and data text (which has the actual information). The general text size is also a bit small for reading.

I'd also say that mint green text on white is not great contrast for accessibility, even for sighted people in bright lighting. Again, not an easy design issue.

@openfactbook Great work, thank you.

Feedback: the design is not very mobile/smart phone friendly. Lots of impossibly small text requiring a lot of zooming which then reduces context. Maybe detect if the user agent is for a mobile device and adjust the styles appropriately.

I found out why my vet's office is so backed up lately. The woman who ran the front desk, and hence made the clinic run, got sick and tired of being profiled and pulled over by federal agents on her work commute. She's a white citizen, married to someone with a Latinx last name. So it seems that ICE/CBP are using automatic license plate readers to identify cars with owners with foreign sounding names, and stopping them over and over. She quit her job and now stays at home. #ICEOut

@indivisibleteam <cough>General strike now</cough>