Mobile First

We all know the feeling: you need quick information, so you grab your phone. Not your laptop. Not your tablet. Just the device that’s always in your pocket.

That shift isn’t new—but today, it’s the rule. Which means “mobile first” is no longer a buzzword. It’s the standard.

In most industries, the majority of web traffic now comes from mobile. People research, shop, and connect on screens that fit in their hand. They expect sites to load fast, text to be readable, and buttons easy to tap. Miss the mark, and they’re gone in seconds.

Mobile-first isn’t just about design. It’s about performance and visibility.
Google’s mobile-first indexing evaluates sites primarily by their mobile version. Core Web Vitals, the metrics shaping search rankings, are measured on mobile, too. A desktop-perfect site that fails on mobile isn’t really perfect at all.

A mobile-first site means:

“Mobile first” used to be advice. Today, it’s the baseline.
Because when your site works beautifully on the smallest screen, it works everywhere.

Curious if your site is truly mobile first? Let’s find out together.