Web Design Tips to Make Your Site Mobile Friendly

[sinelogixtech]

Tell me some Web Design Tips to Make Your Site Mobile Friendly.

[MVMInfotech18]

1. Make Your Website Responsive. ...
2. Make Information People Look for Easier to Find. ...
3.Don't Use Flash. ...
4.Include the Viewport Meta Tag. ...
5`Turn Autocorrect for Forms. ...
6. Make Your Button Sizes Large Enough to Work on Mobile. ...
7.Use Large Font Sizes. ...
8.Compress Your Images and CSS.

[davidweb09]

You have to choose Responsive themes to design your mobile friendly business website.

[cloudcone]

Hi

To design a great website that is optimized for mobile you can make the website's design responsive. Not only does this make it easier for more users to go through your website much easily, it also helps boost your Google page rank. Google ranks websites with responsive design much higher.

It is also important to compress all your images. Because mobile users are most often trying to load your website on the go than desktop or laptop users, a time consuming website is at a disadvantage. Speaking of on the go, it would also help to make your buttons and fonts much larger for people using mobile because the screen is smaller and they also use their fingers to click.

Add the viewport meta tag to your html code to change the width of the website based on the device that it's accessed through, so that if it's accessed through a phone, it will change to its own screen width. Also if you have any forms that you want your visitors to fill in, turn the autocorrect feature off for the data fields. Having their mobile device change whatever they type into something else, will only frustrate and annoy the users.

Hope this helped.

[Akshay_M]

The world is moving to mobile first digital discovery. It is why the web developers from big enterprises as well as small businesses, make a note of optimizing a website as mobile-friendly as possible. It is important for a website to be optimized in such a manner that it gets rendered properly in various mobile devices.

Tips for designing a mobile-friendly website -

Size of hyperlinks and buttons - If the size of links and buttons are kept small, it will become difficult for the user to click on them for navigation or other purposes. Keep large-sized buttons and do proper usability testing to make sure that all the hyperlinks and buttons are easily clickable on the mobile screen.
Use a single website - Even if you are creating a new website, instead of developing a separate one for mobile users it is ideal to create a responsive website that fits properly in all kinds of devices. This is cost effective as well.
Testing mobile friendliness - Google has developed a tool to test whether your website is mobile friendly or not. To check, you need to visit https://search.google.com/test/mobile-friendly and enter your site’s URL and hit the test button. The tool automatically checks whether your website satisfies all the guidelines required.
Media elements should be playable - Once your website is developed, test it on real devices to make sure that all the media elements are working properly.
Cross Browser Testing - You must ensure that all the features of your website work properly in those browsers and there are no breakage or rendering issues. Test your website runs seamlessly across all major browsers using cloud-based testing platforms.
Scalability is an important feature when it comes to a responsive website. While designing, you have to keep in mind that the screen of a mobile is smaller than a desktop. The elements should be arranged in a way that the user does not face any problem while exploring the site.
User Feedback - Concentrate on each and every feedback and no matter how minor the issue is, fix it immediately. Usability testing is a key factor behind a website’s success. So, always pay heed to the suggestions provided by end users.

[ashishbinnani]

According to user experience, website is mobile friendly is a importance part for website and business grow. Use this Tip for make Mobile-Friendly Website

Choose a mobile-responsive theme or template
Make images and CSS as light as possible
Strip back your content
Keep content short and sweet
Make it fast — by serving images that are optimized for mobile
Don’t go overboard with Java
Use a large and readable font
Make it easy to find your phone number, location and contact info
Consider video, but add it wisely
Make sure forms are designed for mobile
Eliminate pop-ups

Consider geolocation