Interns often open schedules, meeting links, instructions, forms, and question pathways from a phone. Mobile quality therefore shapes access to the entire program. The interface should remain readable and operable at narrow widths, high zoom, and short landscape heights.
Design navigation for touch
Use a clear menu button, a contained navigation drawer, a close control, and a background scrim. Keep important actions at least forty-four pixels high and preserve visible keyboard focus. Lock background scrolling while the drawer is open.
Make forms calm and forgiving
Use single-column fields on phones, sixteen-pixel input text, persistent labels, concise help, generous spacing, and full-width submission controls. Preserve entered content during validation and announce status changes to assistive technology.
Protect media and long records
Give images and video a responsive width and stable aspect ratio. Let long URLs, identities, transcript text, and administrative values wrap. Collapse multi-column record details into one column at the narrowest breakpoint.
Respect the physical screen
Account for device safe-area insets, browser controls, reduced-motion preferences, landscape height, and on-screen keyboards. Test at 320 pixels and with text enlargement. The final audit should cover every route, dialog, banner, link, and button.
