Most visitors are on a phone
A salon or clinic client usually opens the site on a phone: in a queue, on the tram, on a break. A site that looks great on a desktop but is awkward on a phone loses leads, and you never see it happen.
Five checks
1. Speed. Open the site on mobile data, not Wi-Fi. If the main screen takes more than a few seconds, something is heavy: most often huge photos. They need compressing. 2. Text size. Can you read the main text without pinch-zooming? A good floor is 16 pixels. 3. Buttons. Can a thumb hit the booking button without touching its neighbour? Buttons should be large with room around them. 4. Phone and messenger. The number is tappable and starts a call; the WhatsApp or Telegram button opens a chat. 5. Sideways scroll. Swipe across the page. If it drifts left and right, some element is wider than the screen.
What gets fixed fastest
Compressing photos and enlarging buttons takes half an hour and gives the most visible result. If the site is old and doesn't adapt to screen size at all, rebuilding is easier than patching.
Checklist
- [ ] The main screen loads fast on mobile data
- [ ] Text is readable without zooming
- [ ] Buttons are large with spacing between them
- [ ] The phone number and messenger are tappable
- [ ] The page doesn't scroll sideways
What you can hand off to us
All our sites are built phone-first. A landing page is from $700, support and edits from $150 a month. You can show us your site and get a list of fixes.
