The MailPoet administration interface is currently difficult to use on smartphones and smaller screens.

For example, on the subscriber and email management pages, it can be difficult to:

* see whether an email or post notification is active, paused or inactive;

* read all the information displayed in tables;

* access columns, filters and action buttons;

* review subscriber details;

* perform simple management actions without switching to a desktop computer.

A fully separate mobile application does not seem necessary. However, it would be very useful for the main MailPoet administration pages to have a more responsive mobile layout.

The most important information and controls could be displayed as mobile-friendly cards or reorganised according to priority, particularly:

* email and automation status;

* subscriber status and list membership;

* sending statistics;

* activation, pause and management controls;

* warnings requiring an administrator’s attention.

Many WordPress administrators need to check an email campaign, verify a notification status or manage an urgent issue while away from their computer. Improving the responsive design of these pages would make MailPoet significantly easier to manage on a daily basis.