The essentials on the first screen
Before any scrolling, people see what you do and who it’s for, with the contact button right in front of them. A phone screen is small, so only the strongest points go there.
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Responsive website for your phone
People often find you from their phone, so I make the buttons, the form and the call button easy to tap with a thumb. Responsive website design fits the page to the screen on its own, even the smallest one.
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In web design, a site is called responsive when it changes its look to fit the screen width on its own. The page stays the same, only the layout shifts: on a narrow screen the blocks stack one under another, buttons get bigger, and the menu folds into a single icon.
This matters to anyone whose clients come from a phone via Google, Instagram or ads. Someone is standing in line or riding the bus and opens your site with one hand. If the button is hard to hit and they have to pinch to read the text, they close the tab and go to someone else.
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On the go
These small things decide whether someone on a phone messages you or closes the page.
Before any scrolling, people see what you do and who it’s for, with the contact button right in front of them. A phone screen is small, so only the strongest points go there.
The text is readable without pinching, and lines are short. I rebuild tables and long lists so nothing has to be scrolled sideways.
On a phone the menu hides under one button and opens full screen. The items are large, so they’re easy to hit even while walking.
Text and photos don’t spill past the edge of the screen, and a pop-up never covers the request button.
A phone doesn’t load a huge image meant for a monitor: photos match the screen width, so the page doesn’t lag.
On your client’s phone
Text, photos and buttons rearrange to fit the width on their own: one column on a phone, wider on a computer. No separate mobile version to maintain.
Buttons are large and spaced apart, so no one taps the wrong one. The form has only the fields you need, and the phone field brings up the number pad right away.
The number on the site works as a button: tap it, and the phone is already calling you. Next to it you can add Telegram, Viber or WhatsApp, so each client can write wherever they prefer.
I build the site by hand, not in a website builder, so there’s nothing extra on the page. It opens fast on a phone, and it shows up in Google.
Screen by screen
Before launch the page goes through several screens, your phone among them.
I build the page starting from a narrow screen: what works there is easy to expand on a wide one.
I check the page on a small phone, a tablet and a large monitor to make sure nothing gets cut off or overlaps anywhere.
I send you a link to the live version: you open it on your own phone instead of looking at pictures. We make changes on the spot.
Last, I walk the client’s path on a phone myself: open the site, tap to call, send a request, and check that it reaches you in Telegram.
Your doubts
Responsive design means one and the same page adjusts to the screen of a phone, tablet or computer on its own. Text, photos and buttons rearrange so the site is easy to use without zooming.
A separate mobile version is built as a second site, so every change has to be made twice. With a responsive layout there’s one site for all screens: change the text once, and it updates everywhere.
Yes, for me a responsive landing page is just as standard as a responsive website. A landing page is one page for one service, so on a phone I keep the request button within reach and make the text readable without zooming.
If your old website looks bad on a phone, it can be rebuilt from scratch, and the new one will be responsive from the start. If fixing up the current one is enough, there’s a separate service for that: “Website updates and support.”
I send you a link, and before launch you open the live version of the site on your own phone. The page already works, so we make changes right away.
One message is enough to start: what your business is and where your clients come from. A voice message works too. If you already have a site, send the link and I’ll check how it opens on a phone.