Optimize Review Display Specifically for Tablet

Most stores optimize for mobile and desktop, treating tablet as an afterthought that inherits one or the other. But tablet users have distinct browsing patterns: larger viewport than mobile but touch-first interaction like mobile. Review displays that work on phone or desktop often feel awkward on tablet.

On tablet, a review grid with 2 columns and larger cards works better than the single-column mobile layout or the 3-4 column desktop layout. The extra space allows for more review text to be visible without truncation, and the touch targets remain comfortably sized. Review photos can display at a medium size that is too large for mobile but too small for desktop.

Tablet users tend to spend more time reading reviews because they are often browsing from a couch or bed in a more relaxed context. Accommodate this with less aggressive truncation, more visible review text, and easier navigation between reviews. Swipe gestures should be smooth and predictable.

Eevy AI's genetic algorithm tests layouts across all device types separately. A layout that wins on desktop may lose on tablet. Let the algorithm find device-specific winners rather than forcing a single responsive design to serve all viewports equally.