Layout at every width
We test the real page at phone, tablet and desktop widths, not just a preview.
Website designResponsive web design
One website that rearranges itself for every screen — because the customer who finds you on a phone will not pinch and zoom to read your prices.
A responsive site is one site that adjusts its layout to the size of the screen. We program every site to fit phone, tablet and desktop, so the visitor who arrives on a phone sees everything clearly and can call you with one tap.
- One site, every screenNo separate mobile version to maintain.
- Readable without zoomingType sizes and buttons sized for thumbs.
- Call button in reachPhone and WhatsApp always one tap away.
- Same speed everywhereImages sized for the device, not shrunk by the browser.
Signs your current site is not really responsive
- You have to zoom in to read the text on a phone.
- Buttons are too close together to tap accurately.
- A table or an image pushes the page sideways and you can scroll left and right.
- The menu covers the screen or will not close.
- Your phone number is an image, so nobody can tap to call it.
Why it stopped being optional
Most people now search on a phone, and search engines judge your site by how the phone version behaves. A site that is awkward on mobile loses the visitor in seconds and loses position in the results at the same time — so this is not a cosmetic issue.
Related: speed optimisation and SEO services.
What we do
Three things we check on every build
Images sized right
Each image is compressed and sized, so a phone does not download a desktop photo.
Speed optimisationTap targets and forms
Buttons, menus and form fields that work with a thumb, not a mouse.
Landing pagesFAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does responsive design actually mean?
It means one website whose layout adapts to the screen it is opened on. The same pages and the same content, rearranged so they stay readable and usable on a phone, a tablet or a desktop.
It is part of every site we build. See website design.
Does it cost extra?
No. Responsive behaviour is part of the website price with us, not an add-on. The site opens correctly on every screen from the first day.
See the pricing page. We put the price in writing before we start, so nothing extra shows up later.
Do I need a separate mobile website?
No, and you should not want one. Two sites mean two sets of content to keep in step and two places for mistakes. One responsive site is easier and better for search.
We migrate old split sites into one. See redesign.
Can you make my existing site responsive?
Sometimes we can adapt it; sometimes rebuilding costs less than patching an old layout. We look at the site first and tell you honestly which it is.
Send the address and we will check it. The design comes from your own identity: your logo, your colours and your real photos, not a template that fits anyone.
How do you test it?
We open the real pages at phone, tablet and desktop widths and check that nothing overflows sideways, that text stays readable and that every button can be tapped.
We do the same test again before launch. We agree on every detail before we start, so you know what is inside the work and what is outside it.
Does mobile-friendliness affect my ranking?
Yes. Search engines look at the mobile version of your site, and a visitor who struggles on a phone leaves quickly — which the search engine notices.
See SEO services. Search work keeps going: we set the page titles and descriptions, keep the site fast and follow the results afterwards.
What about tablets?
Tablets get their own treatment: wider than a phone, narrower than a desktop. We check that middle width too, because a layout that only handles two sizes breaks in between.
It is part of the same work, at no extra cost.
My images look blurry on mobile. Why?
Usually because the image was uploaded at the wrong size or compressed badly. We prepare each image at the size the page actually uses.
See speed optimisation. After the site is live we stay with you, so any question or edit reaches the same team that built it.
Does your site work on a phone?
Send us the address and we will tell you what is wrong and what it takes to fix it.