I'm building an information app for parents of asthmatic children. It has a ridiculously short deadline, especially because not only hadn't I worked with Flutterflow six weeks ago, I'd never built a mobile app in my 30+ years of Unix development. So please excuse any stupid questions as my FF education was rushed.
I've got about 2/3rds of the app completed and the client said they wanted to start testing what I had. I looked at some of the recipe videos for enabling off-site testing and a click-baity video titled "How to TEST your FLUTTERFLOW APP on YOUR OWN PHONE in 3 mins"
https://youtu.be/4yg3FXCIG7E?si=WZsji9-aRSTlPnqN
The author didn't lie. I was able to give the QA team a URL for testing in about ten minutes.
They were thrilled by what they saw. Ten thumbs up! Except that the UI was messed up on my phone, an iPhone 15 Pro Max. On the other hand, they were all using iPhone 13s.
Here's what a page in local "Test Mode" looks like on my Mac desktop:
Here's what it looks like on my iPhone 15 Pro Max:
I'm not just concerned that I'm not seeing what the testers are seeing. I'm concerned that this is what the app will look like after it's been deployed to the App Store.
Any thoughts?