Mobile Signing

Aoexl now treats mobile signing as a separate UX from desktop editing.

Current Direction

• phones use a field-first signer shell
• tablets use a lighter document-first signing layout
• desktop keeps the fuller document view with helper controls

Phone UX

On narrow screens, signer mode should prioritize completion over document chrome.

Current mobile signing includes:

• bottom actions for Pages, Next Field, and Fields
• compact signer toolbar
• full-screen or compact signature capture
• fit-page opening behavior

Known Expectations

• zoom should change in 5% increments on phones
• side panels should not permanently reduce document width
• field outlines should be subtle, not dominant
• field text should shrink with the field box

Testing Checklist

Use these checks on real hardware:

1. open a signer link
2. confirm the document fits without desktop-style overflow
3. tap Next Field
4. open Pages
5. open Fields
6. draw a signature
7. zoom in and out repeatedly
8. rotate the phone if supported

Remaining Work

• final real-device validation on iPhone Safari and Android Chrome
• confirm compact flows for:
  • opening a signer link
  • next field navigation
  • floating signature indicator vs side panel
  • signature draw/apply
  • zoom + horizontal pan after zoom
  • submit/finish
• tighten any device-specific quirks found in that pass without changing the locked desktop baseline