How to review a business website layout on mobile
Follow a real customer task on a phone. Check stacking order, text, menus and enquiry controls before approving a responsive website layout.
10 PRACTICAL GUIDES
Make the offer understandable and the route to an enquiry easy to use.
Review real text and customer tasks in a working preview. The guides cover page content, navigation, mobile layouts and honest project evidence. They give owners practical review checks; they do not replace a complete accessibility assessment.
Follow a real customer task on a phone. Check stacking order, text, menus and enquiry controls before approving a responsive website layout.
Choose predictable menu labels and test how visitors find services. Review keyboard and mobile behaviour as well as destination links.
Draft the offer and the next action before choosing homepage imagery. Arrange service information and truthful evidence around customer decisions.
Explain service fit, deliverables, exclusions and the project sequence. Write a page that helps customers send a useful enquiry.
Describe your business and working process with verifiable details. Review unsupported claims, imagery and responsibility on the About page.
Choose an enquiry route, request useful information and provide an alternative. Check what the contact button actually does before launch.
Match button labels to the next customer decision. Check competing priorities and make the destination fulfil the promised action.
Separate commissioned work from concepts and explain your contribution. Publish examples with permission and avoid invented results.
Select images by purpose and publishing permission. Use practical examples to review informative, decorative and functional alternatives.
Review real text, heading hierarchy, contrast and zoom. Find typography problems without fixing overflow by shrinking important content.
Explore the five guide topics or review the website package scope.