This task had been looming over me for quite some time, and I had been avoiding it altogether. Then, one day, almost as if possessed by a sudden burst of motivation, I decided to tackle it head-on: I completely completely the responsive design of the app. It was always mobile accessible, but most of it sucked. 

Previously, only the most essential public-facing pages were mobile-friendly, making it a nightmare for event creators to manage or update events using the mobile version of the app.

The iOS app, with its separate screens, was initially designed with a focus on that specifically, but the site needed work. 

Even with the convenience of using Tailwind CSS, which undoubtedly makes styling easier, optimizing for mobile was still an arduous and time-consuming task, especially as a solo developer.

You underestimate how many screens there are and how complex those screens can be. 

Now to move on to the mobile app redesign.