Blisk is excellent for web designers, it allows me to see how my designs are turning out on different web devices, it allows me to see in one place how our pages are looking on each device and at the same time we can navigate the page and this is visualized on each device simultaneously, so we don't have to go one by one. In addition to this, it allows me to use the Google Chrome development tool called DevTools, so when I make temporary changes to the design with this tool, I can see on which cell phone screens it looks bad and thus make the necessary changes to fix it. It is quite easy to implement since we practically don't have to configure anything. I use it every time I am designing a web page. In other cases where it has helped me, is on small screen phones like the iPhone 13 mini, the titles get cut off or one part is displayed below the other and before publishing my page to the public, with this tool I can identify these errors and fix the design before publishing it. Also, with images, sometimes they appear cut off on small cell phone screens, so I proceed to solve the problem before publishing. The truth is that this tool has been very helpful.

I can use one toolbox for development, debugging, and testing modern websites. I can develop and test websites simultaneously on multiple emulated devices.

Being able to view all devices simulated at the same time