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some quick and dirty responsive css #126
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I just decided to open drafts.in on my phone for the first time and was a bit annoyed by the way the UI was. I thought I'd do the minimum to get it looking a bit nicer. I've tested on Chrome on my Motorola Moto G and a couple mock devices in the Chrome inspector and liked the way it came out.
The CSS has to be a little messy right because of the way your DOM looks, but as a moderately experienced web developer and amateur UI enthusiast I'd like to see what more I can do to spruce up the look of drafts.in.