Service
MobileEnhancement
A lot of sites are designed for desktop first, and mobile becomes an afterthought — a shrunk-down version of the same layout that's hard to tap and slow to load. This service fixes that.
Overview
Overview
I go through the existing site on real devices, find where layouts break or interactions feel clumsy, and rework them for smaller screens. That includes touch targets, font sizes, image loading, and navigation that doesn't require pinching and zooming.
Accessibility is part of the same pass: contrast, tap area size, and screen reader support, so the site works for more people, not fewer.
Included
What's Included
- 01
Mobile usability audit
- 02
Responsive redesign of problem areas
- 03
Accessibility fixes (contrast, tap targets, screen readers)
- 04
Cross-device testing
Service / Fit
Who it’s for
For teams with an existing website that works on desktop but has layout, navigation, readability, performance, or accessibility problems on smaller screens.
Process / 04
How the work moves
- 01
Review the current site at representative mobile and tablet widths.
- 02
Prioritize layout failures, difficult controls, content density, and loading issues.
- 03
Rework the highest-impact components and responsive rules.
- 04
Verify the updated experience across devices, keyboard input, and reduced-motion settings.
Questions / Answers
Before we begin
Does the whole website need to be redesigned?
Not necessarily. The work can focus on the specific templates and interactions causing the greatest mobile friction.
Is accessibility included?
Accessibility checks for contrast, focus, keyboard use, touch targets, semantic structure, and screen-reader context are included in the improvement pass.