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Mobile-Friendly Test

Test Your Mobile Friendliness

Check if your website is optimized for mobile devices and get actionable recommendations

Why Mobile-Friendly Design is Essential

Mobile Traffic Dominates

Over 60% of all web traffic now comes from mobile devices. If your site isn't optimized for mobile, you're potentially losing more than half of your visitors to a poor experience.

Google Mobile-First Indexing

Google now uses mobile-first indexing, meaning they primarily crawl and rank the mobile version of your site. A poor mobile experience directly hurts your search rankings.

Mobile Commerce Growth

Mobile commerce accounts for 73% of e-commerce sales worldwide. Customers expect seamless shopping experiences on their phones - clunky mobile sites lose sales to competitors.

Bounce Rate Impact

61% of users won't return to a mobile site they had trouble accessing. First impressions matter - a frustrating mobile experience drives customers to your competitors.

What Makes a Site Mobile-Friendly?

1

Responsive Viewport

Your site must include a viewport meta tag that tells browsers how to scale content. Without it, mobile browsers render desktop-sized pages that require zooming and scrolling.

2

Readable Text Size

Body text should be at least 16px. Smaller text forces users to pinch-zoom to read, which Google considers a mobile usability issue.

3

Touch-Friendly Targets

Buttons and links need to be at least 48x48 pixels with adequate spacing. Small, closely-packed touch targets lead to misclicks and user frustration.

4

No Horizontal Scrolling

Content should fit within the screen width without requiring horizontal scrolling. Fixed-width layouts and oversized images are common culprits.

Common Mobile Usability Issues

  • Missing viewport meta tag - The most basic mobile optimization that many sites still lack
  • Content wider than screen - Fixed-width tables, images, or ads that overflow
  • Text too small to read - Font sizes below 16px require zooming
  • Touch elements too close - Links and buttons that are hard to tap accurately
  • Unplayable content - Flash or plugins not supported on mobile devices

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