How to Make Your Website Mobile Friendly -- Sky For Web

MELBOURNE, Australia - July 15, 2019 - PRLog -- We exist in a world where constant technological progressions are occurring at a breakneck pace. On April 21, 2015, Google also announced an update of its ranking algorithm.  This renewal requires all the websites, landing pages as well as blogs to get fully optimized for mobile devices.

Several approaches for making your website mobile friendly:

No matter how pretty and stylish your website is, if it is not optimized for mobile devices, it means little.

You can also utilize some other options for building your mobile-friendly website, which includes:

•    Responsive Web Design: This is the most suggested website design because it creates only one site which gets adapted according to the device and the screen used by the user.

•    Desktop only: If your website has a desktop version, and for getting its mobile edition, you will not have to make any changes. The mobile version of the site will be the mirror image of the desktop copy.

•    Canonical AMP: In this approach, we create all the pages of the website in AMP HTML due to which the mobile version of the site remains as same as the desktop edition.

•    Separate URLs: In this method, we build a sister URL for every desktop URL.

•    Dynamic serving: This technique keeps URL the same but changes the HTML. The user-agents detect the kind of device used by the viewer and then dynamically switch on the right view.

•    AMP and non-AMP: In this approach, the user observes two different URLs. Out of these two URLs, Google gives importance to the mobile version of the non-AMP URL while indexing the site.

When the users regard a website mobile friendly?

The users regard the website as mobile-friendly when the site adjusts according to the viewer's device, thus providing him with never-ending user experience. Here, we are mentioning some additional guidelines to build a mobile-friendly website and to make it easily accessible to the users:

•    Consider adding a clickable contact number through which the consumer can quickly call you right from the website page.

•    Employ easy-to-click buttons and content.

•    Include a road map to your office or store on your website page.

•    While asking your users to fill out the number fields present on the mobile forms, you can offer them an option of using a keypad instead of a full keyboard to save their time.

Our website design company in Melbourne (https://www.skyforweb.com.au/), can develop a mobile version of your site by reorganizing your desktop contents into the mobile-friendly ones.