What is the issue with the vh on phone and tablet mode on the website provided?

When designing a website using Webflow, you might come across an issue with the vh unit when viewing the website on mobile and tablet devices. The vh unit stands for viewport height, and it is used to define a height value based on the height of the viewport of the device.

However, the issue with using the vh unit on mobile and tablet devices is that it doesn't take into account the height of the browser's navigation bar. This can lead to unwanted scrolling or content cutoff on the page.

Here are some possible solutions to address this issue:

1. Use the vmin unit: The vmin unit is similar to vh, but it takes into account the smaller dimension of the viewport (width or height). By using vmin, you can ensure that the content fits within the viewport on different devices.

2. Use custom CSS media queries: You can create custom CSS media queries targeting specific device widths and heights to adjust the layout and content accordingly. By using these media queries, you can override the vh unit and set specific pixel-based heights for different devices.

3. Test and adjust: It's important to test your website on various mobile and tablet devices to identify any issues with the vh unit. By using browser developer tools or online testing tools, you can simulate different devices and adjust the layout, margins, and paddings accordingly to ensure that the content fits within the viewport.

Remember that a responsive design is essential to provide a seamless experience on all devices. It's recommended to thoroughly test your website on multiple devices to ensure optimal performance.

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