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TIPS ON MOBILE FRIENDLY
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THERE IS NO CHOICE WE WILL MAKE SURE YOUR SITE IS MOBILE FRIENDLY
Responsive design simply means your website will display properly on mobile, desk top, tablet and lap top screens.
YOUR MOBILE SCREEN MUST:
Be highly intuitive on small screens.
Convey your point at a glance.
Tell your viewer what they want at a glance.
Keep type and spaces large enough for swiping
Use type large enough to read
Use point form and avoid long sentences
Make all phone numbers and hyper links tap-able
Bright colors look great on small screens; use them!
YOU MUST DESIGN FOR MOBILE PAGES.
You must not just copy your desk top page to a mobile screen. It just won't get results.
What works on your desktop screen will not work well on mobile.
Text is harder to read on smart phones, so make sure articles and blogs are correctly formatted and easy to read.
Here are some tips on designing content for mobile phones and tablets
Mobile demands a blend of usability and creativity to grab the attention of your audience and it has to load at lightning speed too.
Remember that attention spans are very, very short for small screens, so create content that is concise, packed with information, and engaging too.
By creating content that interests your mobile users, you’ve substantially expanded your appeal to potential clients.
And in the end, that’s the name of the game.
Any good web design project starts with your potential clients in mind. All the other people don't matter. Ignore them.
You need to understand how your audience uses smart phone content.
How do they discover new content?
How do they commonly react with content?
Is your audience a video-friendly bunch, or do they prefer articles and blogs?
This kind of data will be imperative to plotting out how to reach and engage your customers.
Essential Steps to Great Mobile Content
Once you have defined your audience, these are the rules you should follow when creating your mobile content
Headlines Are Essential.
You have a split second to draw in users so use headlines to entice your readers.
Headlines should be used to organize your copy so the user can find the items they want at a glance.
Use empty space, relevant graphics and pictures to break up copy.
Use short, punchy copy. Avoid long, wordy paragraphs,
Text-only documents have high bounce rates on smaller screens
Include a map showing your location, parking info and office hours.
This can be at very bottom of the screen.
If you want them to contact you, include a click-able phone number, an email address and even a response form.