Week 8 (Device Compatibility and Sign-In Fixes)

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Author Prajwal poudel

Student ID - 12927 


The primary focus of the week was to conduct device compatibility testing for the application on smaller iOS devices (especially the iPhone 13 mini), to ensure that all key interfaces. Additionally, this week involved team coordination and preliminary planning for the upcoming development task.


Work done

1. Tested device compatibility on smaller iPhones, specifically the iPhone 13 Mini, to assess UI adaptability and responsiveness.

2. Encountered an issue where the sign-in form exceeded the visible screen area and the page was not scrollable, preventing users from signing in.

3. After resolving the UI issue, a new console error appeared — initially displaying “Uncaught id = 0” and incrementing (id = 1, id = 2, etc.) upon each reload.



Current status and plans:

1. Implemented changes to make the page scrollable, which successfully resolved the sign-in accessibility problem.

2. Verified that this console error does not impact application functionality or performance in any way.

3. Continue investigating the source of the “Uncaught id” console error to ensure code stability and cleanliness.

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