BMC on different screens: how we implemented responsive design without ready-made layouts

Frontend developer Nastya from OpenYard shares her experience in adapting the BMC (Baseboard Management Controller) web interface for various devices. Without ready-made design layouts, the team had to independently design responsive markup for the server management system. The author details the decision-making process, the choice of layout approaches, and the technical challenges encountered while ensuring the interface displays correctly on screens of different sizes. The article is useful for frontend developers working on complex B2B interfaces where functionality and ease of server hardware administration are critical. OpenYard's experience demonstrates how a systematic approach to markup allows for the creation of high-quality products even with limited source data, ensuring users have a comfortable experience working with BMC under any conditions.
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