+ Website problems

Poor mobile website? Make it easy to use on a phone

Tiny text, broken layouts and buttons you can't tap send phone visitors straight back to the search results. We rebuild the experience around the screen your customers are actually holding.

How to tell you have this problem

  • Visitors have to pinch and zoom to read the text.
  • The page scrolls sideways, or content spills off the edge of the screen.
  • Buttons and links sit so close together that people tap the wrong one.
  • Forms are painful to fill in on a phone keyboard.
  • Your analytics shows phone visitors enquiring far less often than desktop visitors.
  • PageSpeed Insights flags problems on mobile that don't appear on desktop.

What causes it

Built before mobile mattered. Older sites were designed for a desktop screen and squeezed onto phones later, if at all.

Designed on a big monitor. Layouts signed off on a large screen and never checked on a real phone.

Heavy pages. Large images and scripts that load well on office broadband and crawl on mobile data.

Pop-ups and overlays. Chat widgets, cookie banners and pop-ups that cover most of a small screen.

Untested changes. New plugins and content added over the years without anyone checking them on a phone.

What it costs you

A phone visitor who can't read your page or tap your number rarely perseveres. They go back to the search results and choose someone else, and you never know they were there.

It matters for search too. Google uses the mobile version of a site's content for indexing and ranking, so if content is missing or broken on mobile, that is the version you are judged on.

How we fix it

  1. Step 1

    Test on real phones

    We check your key pages on real devices and in PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse, and pull your mobile and desktop conversion rates from analytics so we know how big the gap is.

  2. Step 2

    Fix the layout and the taps

    Readable text, buttons large enough to tap, no sideways scrolling, and forms that bring up the right keyboard. This is our responsive website design work.

  3. Step 3

    Make it quick on mobile data

    Images sized for the screen, fewer scripts and performance tuning, so pages load quickly on 4G as well as wifi.

  4. Step 4

    Rebuild mobile-first if needed

    If the site can't be made responsive without fighting its own code, we rebuild it mobile-first with our web development team and check every page on real devices before launch.

What you can check yourself

  1. 1. Open your five most visited pages on your own phone and try to make an enquiry from each one.
  2. 2. Run PageSpeed Insights on the mobile setting and read the Accessibility and Best Practices results as well as Performance.
  3. 3. Set body text to at least 16px on mobile so it can be read without zooming.
  4. 4. Give buttons and links enough size and space that a thumb can't hit the wrong one.
  5. 5. Check your device split in GA4 under Reports, then Tech, then Overview.

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