Add a "Mobile Ready" category

_tenfictions_

makes sense

support

Wei-ern_520

Wei-ern_520 wrote:
reallysoftuser wrote:
ThatExplosivePigeon wrote:
This would be useful, for people on mobile. It just however doesn't make sense how it would work though. Semi Support.
How this would work: The project would be categorized on your profile as a “Mobile-Ready” project if it does not include blocks that would only work on computers, such as “key () pressed” or
when [ v] key pressed
What if it supports both pc and mobile? The post above says that does not include key pressed.

@reallysoftuser, please consider answering my question.

reallysoftuser

bumt

OPagel

Semi-support, but what about projects that are both PC friendly AND mobile friendly?

Example: Archa. It's a game I made that, in the main menu, has a Mobile Mode button and, when clicked, will make buttons appear on screen. However, if it's off, you have to use a keyboard.

Technically Ninja'd

Last edited by OPagel (Sept. 30, 2021 21:18:09)

reallysoftuser

Bumt

supergirl3212

Support, I'm on chrome rn, but I frequently use my phone. There have been a lot of times where I'll try to play something and it turns out to be not mobile friendly, also if you put it in the title, it'll get cut off, especially on mobile, with the tiny screens. Also I don't pay attention to the #s.

KangaCoder

how about “mobile-friendly”?

scratchgodo

support this can make scratchers that use mobile have not a hard time finding mobile projects.

OPagel

OPagel wrote:
Semi-support, but what about projects that are both PC friendly AND mobile friendly?

Example: Archa. It's a game I made that, in the main menu, has a Mobile Mode button and, when clicked, will make buttons appear on screen. However, if it's off, you have to use a keyboard.

Technically Ninja'd

Just bumping my post

Last edited by OPagel (Oct. 12, 2021 14:52:22)

reallysoftuser

wangat wrote:
how about “mobile-friendly”?

“Mobile-Ready” is more descriptive.

OPagel

reallysoftuser wrote:
wangat wrote:
how about “mobile-friendly”?
“Mobile-Ready” is more descriptive.

Agreed. Mobile-Ready is more professional

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