Mobile Responsiveness Issues
Website not displaying correctly on mobile devices. With over 60% of web traffic coming from mobile, responsiveness issues directly impact conversions and SEO.
What You're Seeing
- Content overflows horizontally on mobile screens
- Text too small to read without zooming
- Buttons and links too close together to tap accurately
- Google Search Console reports mobile usability issues
Why This Happens
- 1Fixed-width layouts instead of responsive design
- 2Missing viewport meta tag
- 3Images not set to max-width: 100%
- 4Touch targets smaller than 48px
How We Fix It
Our senior engineers follow this systematic approach to resolve the issue quickly and permanently.
Viewport Tag: Ensure <meta name='viewport' content='width=device-width, initial-scale=1'> is in the head.
Responsive Layout: Use CSS flexbox or grid with relative units (%, rem, vw) instead of fixed pixels.
Images: Set max-width: 100%; height: auto; on all images.
Touch Targets: Make all clickable elements at least 48x48px with adequate spacing.
Test: Use Chrome DevTools device emulation and test on real devices.
Preventing This Issue
Design mobile-first, test on real devices regularly, use responsive frameworks like Tailwind CSS, monitor Google Search Console mobile usability reports.
Related Guides
If you're experiencing this issue, you may also want to check these related problems:
- Slow Page Load Speed - Website pages load slowly, causing high bounce rates and poor search rankings. Slow website speed affects user experience, conversions, and SEO performance.
- Failing Core Web Vitals - Google's Core Web Vitals (LCP, FID/INP, CLS) failing thresholds, directly impacting search rankings and user experience.
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