Make the layout fit the screen
A useful mobile layout keeps text readable, controls easy to use and important information in view. We review how content rearranges across screen sizes, including menus, image crops, forms and fixed controls.
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A website that works across phones, tablets, and desktops, with attention to speed, navigation, and accessibility.

What is included
A useful mobile layout keeps text readable, controls easy to use and important information in view. We review how content rearranges across screen sizes, including menus, image crops, forms and fixed controls.
We measure the page before choosing changes. Large images, scripts and third-party services can all affect loading. We address the problems within the agreed scope and compare the results, while keeping lab measurements separate from real visitor data.
We review heading structure, text contrast, keyboard use and form labels alongside the visual design. The proposal identifies the pages, browsers and devices covered by testing. Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility; automated checks alone cannot establish that every task works for every visitor.
Your questions
We choose tools that fit the site, required functions and the people who will maintain it. The proposal explains the approach and any relevant hosting, software or account requirements.
We agree which browsers and devices the project supports and test the important tasks on them. Older browsers or unusual integrations may need additional work, which we discuss before including it in the scope.
Yes. We first review the current content, functions and useful URLs. We then agree what to keep and what to rebuild, including any redirects needed when page addresses change.
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Practical reading
Explore the decisions behind this service before you start a project.
Check loading speed, mobile layouts, service information, inquiry paths and search access before deciding whether your website needs a rebuild.
Compare a custom website with a template: page structure, design, editing, ownership and the work needed before you decide.
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