PART 2: SUGGESTIONS BOX

Dear Medium: A Developer’s Plea for Improved User Experience

Part 2 - My Suggestions to Medium Developer

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As a developer and passionate Medium writer, I cannot help but notice certain gaps in Medium’s user experience that hinder both writers and readers.

I have previously shared some suggestions, but those improvements remain unaddressed. Today, I am back with a renewed plea to Medium’s team, with simpler, impactful updates that can elevate the platform for everyone.

The Problem with Mobile vs. Desktop Experience

Medium’s mobile platform, while functional, lags behind its desktop counterpart in crucial ways:

1. Publishing Flow Discrepancy:
   When I publish an article on the desktop, it seamlessly redirects me to the published article. However, on mobile, the article redirects to the homepage instead. This simple misalignment disrupts the satisfaction of seeing your freshly-published work. Writers should be able to interact with their article read it, clap for it, and highlight favorite sections directly. Aligning the mobile experience with the desktop should not be complex.
2. Styling Limitations on Mobile…