Mobile usability isn’t optional — it’s one of the most important parts of user experience (and SEO).
Here’s what mobile-friendly really means:
- Content fits properly on the screen
- Fonts are easy to read (not too large or too small)
- No awkward horizontal scrolling or cut-off sections
You can use Google’s free Mobile-Friendly Test to see how your site performs in Google’s eyes.
Also — watch out for intrusive interstitials.
What’s that? It’s when your mobile page is overtaken by pop-ups, banners, or display ads that block the content. Google doesn’t like it, and neither do users.
In fact, many sites (ours included) turn off all pop-ups on mobile. The potential gains just aren’t worth the damage to UX or rankings.
Clean layout. Fast load. No distractions. That’s mobile-friendly done right.
Mobile usability isn’t optional — it’s one of the most important parts of user experience (and SEO).
Here’s what mobile-friendly really means:
- Content fits properly on the screen
- Fonts are easy to read (not too large or too small)
- No awkward horizontal scrolling or cut-off sections
You can use Google’s free Mobile-Friendly Test to see how your site performs in Google’s eyes.
Also — watch out for intrusive interstitials.
What’s that? It’s when your mobile page is overtaken by pop-ups, banners, or display ads that block the content. Google doesn’t like it, and neither do users.
In fact, many sites (ours included) turn off all pop-ups on mobile. The potential gains just aren’t worth the damage to UX or rankings.
Clean layout. Fast load. No distractions. That’s mobile-friendly done right.
