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Your page needs to deliver a consistent experience across all devices. This goes beyond basic responsive design.
Consider how your content hierarchy, interactive elements, and conversion points translate to smaller screens. Ensure CTAs remain prominent and forms are easy to complete on mobile devices.
How to test this?
Using real devices beats simulators every time, but this isn’t always possible. Especially with the number of iPads Apple has out now. Pro, Mini, Micro, iPad Pet and so on.
You can use Chrome DevTools’ device mode for initial testing. It’s quick and helps spot obvious issues. In Google Chrome, right-click on your page, click Inspect, then select the view you want to test from the list.
Or, we use BrowserStack a lot. An amazing piece of software that will let you test on nearly any device and operating system you can think of.
Remember…
A technically perfect page that’s slow to load or difficult to use on mobile will struggle to convert.
Make performance testing part of your regular routine, not just a one-off task.
This brings us nicely to our next point! How to get the most out of your page once it has launched…