#aptiviblog — Public Fediverse posts

Responsive design changes made to the official Aptivi Blog as of June 2026

Yesterday, we announced a new design that the Aptivi Blog has now used, with support for more responsive elements that adapt to different viewports, such as phones, laptops, and computers. In addition to the usability improvements that we’ve made, we’ve also redesigned most of the blog site elements, such as the blog post viewer, search and contact pages, and the homepage.

This redesign was also done to support consistency with the official Aptivi website and the Newsroom. This makes our design more uniform. Now, we’ll be giving you some more details as to how we’ve achieved responsive design across different form factors.

Homepage and Blog Post Viewer

In order to achieve responsive design, we’ve used different layout grid blocks, such as columns to place the sidebar at the right side of the screen and the main content that takes up the rest of the horizontal screen real estate. The homepage has also seen various improvements to emphasize our blog posts more clearly than before.

The blog viewer has also seen improvements when it comes to how it gets rendered on all form factors. The share buttons have been moved to the left of the blog post so that you can quickly share a post without having to scroll down to the end of the article. Those buttons now live inside a column that spans the width of the buttons.

We’ve also applied responsive design so that the share buttons get moved to the top of the article on mobile phones. The changed arrangement for the items has been applied so that next/previous buttons, like button, and comment box show up on top of each other, which reduced bloat.

The Breadcrumb block has also been used and moved to the top of each blog post for quick category navigation. This block was introduced as part of the WordPress 7.0 update being applied to our blog.

The homepage has also seen improvements when it comes to rendering lists of articles, which we will explain in the below section. At the bottom of the homepage, you can now directly see our brief history, our acknowledgements, and our Aptivi Newsroom articles.

Blog post list viewer

The blog post list viewer has seen various improvements when it comes to implementing a responsive design for usage in mobile phones, as well as tablets, laptops, and computers.

Instead of rendering a cover picture with article title and date blocks being rendered on top of the picture, we’ve moved them outside to a separate column block as a group of blocks. Then, we’ve added a short excerpt of the articles so that you can get a quick glimpse of our articles.

The reason why we did this was that because, on mobile phones, blog post title and date that was overlaid on top of the post’s featured image would take up the whole height of the image, causing the featured image to be blocked by text. Although this design was acceptable for large screens, it wasn’t optimized for mobile phones due to the size of the elements overlaying the cover picture.

Search and other modal pages

Finally, the design changes were also made to various modal pages, such as the search and the “contact us” pages.

We have gotten rid of an extra “image” element and moved all the group blocks that consisted of the contents outside. Then, we’ve used the new Icon block introduced on WordPress 7.0 to give you a visual indicator of the page. Modern design principles were also applied, ensuring that our design looks uniform across the whole blog site.

Additionally, we have utilized true black background color across those pages to save battery when it comes to AMOLED display panels, as we know that true black in such panels means the pixel is off, thus saving battery for portable devices, such as phones.

The “contact us” page now feels more welcoming than before, with recorded phrases to ensure that users feel more encouraged to contact us, should they have questions, suggestions, and any other feedback.

Shaping the future of Aptivi Blog

Our blog’s future will hopefully be bright after those changes we’ve described earlier. When we make those changes, this means that we’re bringing our blog to new heights to ensure that our blog is accessible to more devices, especially those who are using their phones to read our blog.

We will categorize our existing blog articles in batches to ensure that they get new subcategories. After that, we’ll add a new “category explorer” both at the sidebar and at the end of the homepage.

More details about updates to the official Aptivi Blog

We have earlier shared several updates to the Aptivi Blog that will be done during June 2026, as well as the weekly and the monthly digests that we’ll start working on next week, as stated in earlier articles.

We are now so excited that, starting May 31st, we’ll start working on those improvements and updates that will be done to the official Aptivi Blog, as well as the introduction of the new features and the removal of unnecessary features to make our blog more clean and cohesive.

Redesigns were necessary to ensure that we provide our readers more clarity than never before, and we have already done minor redesign that are unannounced to silently fix issues.

Now, we have confirmed that the redesign of our blog, as we have highlighted in several earlier articles, will be done.

To learn more about what aspects the Aptivi Blog will bring, consult the below Aptivi Newsroom article.

EXCLUSIVE: Aptivi Blog reached 2,000 posts! Plans for improvements are ongoing

Today is the day that our official Aptivi Blog has reached a huge milestone! The opening of the official blog started on March 1st, 2019, when we started providing updates for our projects, as well as interesting tech news that get our attention and important updates for computers, phones, and other devices. Over time, this blog has evolved from being a small blog to a fully-fledged blog that provides our readers tech news.

Starting from today, we have reached 2,000 posts in the official Aptivi Blog! This is the result of our encouragement into providing you with interesting tech news as they happen, as well as our commitment into ensuring that our users are up-to-date when it comes to our projects, such as Nitrocid, Terminaux, and BassBoom.

As a result, we are very thrilled to announce this huge milestone that the Aptivi Blog has gone through, and we will implement the improvements that are planned for our blog as highlighted in the below article.

Now, we’ll add some more improvements to our blog during June 2026 to ensure that you have the best reading experience wherever you are, with your phone, your computer, or any other device. We will utilize the newest features to fulfill this, including those introduced in WordPress 7.0 that you can check out here.

As always, thank you for engaging with us in the official Aptivi Blog! Your feedback is really appreciated, and this encourages us into moving forward for the bright future of our blog!

What is Aptivi Weekly and Monthly Digests for Aptivi Blog?

#Aptivi #AptiviBlog #Blogging #Website #TechNews #TechUpdates

https://officialaptivi.wordpress.com/2026/05/18/what-is-aptivi-weekly-and-monthly-tech-news/

EXCLUSIVE: Upcoming changes to Aptivi Blog for June 2026

Since the inception of our Aptivi Blog website that contains tech news, tech experiments, and Aptivi project news, we’re almost reaching two thousand posts about those subjects. This blog has started when we needed to share our solutions and experiences about different aspects of tech, including computers and phones, while seeking for more visibility, and WordPress was selected as a blogging platform. Over the years, WordPress received countless updates that revolutionized how we make presses about tech news and project news.

Aptivi Blog has started on March 1st, 2019, back when we were still a small online community that shared solutions to the world through various means, such as forums, and when we didn’t have a professional name. Since 2014, we’ve always been providing the best solutions to our fellow computer users, but we didn’t have a proper homepage back then, so we didn’t have proper internet presence.

Now, we have a welcoming tech community that shared their experiences with us and appreciated our work. As we’re approaching a new, redefined era, we’ll be making changes to our blog, starting June 2026, that will make it easier to use.

• The homepage will be even more welcoming than before. It will show you a quick glimpse of Aptivi’s history, and it will have a redesigned homepage that shows categories more clearly.
• We will make contacting us more welcoming than before, with reworded phrases.
• We will improve the design of the blog post reader with several key changes.
• We will categorize more blog posts with subsections to make finding relevant content even faster.
• We will introduce weekly and monthly digests that revolve around the whole Aptivi, not just the blog, including new project releases and new posts from both the main blog and the Newsroom.
• …and so much more to come.

Starting June 2026, we will start the blog overhaul to make sure that we give our users the best experience possible, while obtaining the latest news from us. We hope that you like the changes!

Thank you to all our readers and our subscribers who read, liked, and commented on our posts; we really appreciate all of you, and this encourages us to continue providing the latest tech news, experiments, and Aptivi news!

A new way to access Aptivi Blog is now live!

Since 2019, Aptivi Blog was run to help users explore what’s new in our official channel, both Aptivi-related news and other tech-related news. This blog is not only a newsroom that serves to provide users information about our projects, but it’s also a news outlet that covers tech topics, including computers and mobile devices.

We are now very excited to announce that we have a new way to access our Aptivi Blog site!

Starting from today, you can now access the official blog site using officialaptivi.com! We would like to thank our colleagues at SamsungWelt.de for making this possible!

This domain is a shortcut that enables quicker access to our blog site. You’ll just have to type less to be able to get access to it. It will just redirect to the original link, which you can see below. We will update all pages soon to ensure that the new domain is used.

In case of any issues, there’s always a fallback, which you can access via officialaptivi.wordpress.com.