The website layout is broken after the addition of the description. I've attached a screenshot:

This is because of the flex display set on the div, which has been given a height of 40vh (to center the title and subtitle). We should consider removing the height attribute (or at least make it min-height).
Ah, a classic case of "It works on my machine!" (or in this case, my mobile).

Also broken for me (Chrome, Android).
Oops. Is there a way to catch such things in development itself?
Yep we could use tools like browserstack to check this kind of errors, at
ci time.
We need to create a ci pipeline (codeship is in the badges?).
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@swapagarwal what I do is open Chrome Dev Tools and enable responsive screen. There we are given the option of simulating mobile displays of various smartphones in the market currently.
@aslafy-z I signed up for BrowserStack. How does it exactly fit into picture? Do we write a selenium test script and run it on different screen sizes? Or something else?
We need to have a test framework (not needed but better), add a test case for each platform we want to test on and use a CI to trigger them.
As seen there: https://www.browserstack.com/automate/node#testing-frameworks
Maybe we can discuss this on #79.
If anyone wants to try BrowserStack, just shoot me an email and I'll add you to the team.
@plibither8 Is this still an issue?
I thought the issue was with the banner, no?
Nope, it was because of the title div being set to an absolute height — nothing to do with the banner 😄
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