Why It’s Essential To Have Mobile Responsive Websites

February 12, 2015January 17, 2024

Mobile Responsive Websites

Contrary to popular belief, most websites online are actually not mobile responsive. To explain to you what mobile responsive is, basically your website needs to be able to adjust how it displays to varying sizes of screens that it is being viewed on. So some people will be on a large screen like 20″ some on a 14″ screen going down to tablets of 7″ and phones down to 4 or 5″ screens. If someone on a mobile view a site designed for a large screen it won’t display properly and they will be given scroll bars to scroll left and right.

So Why Is it Essential For Your Website To Be Mobile Responsive

Nowadays it is said that 50% or more people searching online are actually on a mobile phone or a tablet. This figure is also supposed to increase in the coming years as mobiles improve and more people acquire android and iphone devices. So if your website is not responsive the viewer will end up just clicking the back button and searching for someone else that provides the same service as you. Your website has to be up with the times or it will end up becoming extinct for visitors and your online profits or lead generations will severely drop.

If you are interested in turning your website mobile responsive but are not sure how or what it entails please use the contact form here or alternatively give me (Marc) a call on 0203 823 9033 and I will be happy to explain to you everything you need to know about the process. Read up on our web design services below.

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