A few days ago, Apple unveiled its first foldable iPhone - the iPhone Duo. And while everyone is talking about its design, cameras, and new features, there’s one question every business owner with a website should be asking:

What will my website look like on it?

The new format brings different screen sizes and aspect ratios. And that could become a problem for websites that aren’t properly optimized.

So, if you have a website and want to make sure it’s ready before the iPhone Duo reaches more users, there are a few things you can check right now.

Why does your website need to be ready for the iPhone Duo?

The iPhone Duo features a 5.4-inch outer display, while unfolding the device gives users a 7.6-inch inner display — the largest ever on an iPhone.

This means the same website can be viewed in different states and screen sizes within just seconds.

And this is exactly where responsive design becomes even more important.

Menus, images, buttons, text, spacing, contact or booking forms - everything needs to continue looking and working properly, regardless of the screen size.

Because your customer won’t care why a button suddenly extends beyond the edge of the screen.

They’ll simply see a website that doesn’t work the way they expect it to.

How to check if your website is ready?

The good news is that you don’t need to wait until you get your hands on an iPhone Duo.

You can run a quick test directly in your browser.

Open your website, launch Developer Tools (F12), and enable the device simulation mode to test how your website looks across different screen sizes.

Then, take a closer look at some of the most important elements.

1. Check the Navigation

Does the menu open properly? Are all categories visible? Do the buttons stay in the right places?

Pay special attention to elements located close to the edges of the screen.

2. Check the Content and Spacing

Take a look at headings, images, cards, buttons, and the spacing between them.

Something that looks perfect on a standard smartphone or laptop may look completely different on a screen with unusual proportions. It’s especially important to make sure that content doesn’t overlap, images stay within their containers, and CTA buttons remain easy to tap.

3. Don’t Forget the Footer

Scroll all the way to the bottom of the page.

Do the contact details, links, social media icons, and other elements display correctly? Is anything misaligned or overlapping?

If something doesn’t look right, you still have time to fix it.

What if you don’t want to adapt your website for every new device?

This is where the big difference comes in between simply having a website and having one that’s built around the way people actually use it.

With Builderly, you don’t need to be a developer to keep up with the changes.

You can create your own website or app with the help of AI, while Builderly ensures that your content adapts to different screen sizes - smartphones, tablets, laptops, and new device formats.

So when the next new phone arrives, you won’t have to start all over again wondering:

“Will my website look good on this one too?”

The technology takes care of the technical side, so you can focus on your business and your customers.

The iPhone Duo is new. But it won’t be the last.

Today, everyone is talking about the iPhone Duo. Tomorrow, there will be a new screen size. Then a new tablet. A new format. A new way for users to interact with content.

You can’t predict every device that comes next. But you can build a website that’s ready to adapt.

Technology will keep evolving. Your website shouldn’t fall behind.

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