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Responsive

Responsive web design that starts on the phone.

Buyers often find you on a phone, so every page is designed there first and scaled up to the laptop, never squeezed down from it. You don't have to check each screen size yourself or explain why the menu broke.

What responsive design includes.

  • Mobile-first web design

    Every page is designed on the phone first, where buyers often find you, then scaled up to the laptop rather than squeezed down from it.

  • Layouts for every screen size

    Menus, columns and cards rearrange for phone, tablet and laptop, so each size gets a layout made for it, not a shrunken copy.

  • Right on big screens too

    Wide screens get a layout that uses the extra space, instead of a phone page stretched across a monitor.

  • Mobile page speed

    Speed is tracked on Core Web Vitals, the measures Google uses for real visitors, so a page that loads slowly on a phone gets found and fixed.

  • Readable on a small screen

    Contrast, keyboard navigation and labels are tested, so text stays readable and controls stay usable on every screen size.

How it works.

  1. 01

    Design on the phone

    The first layout of every page is the phone one: what the buyer reads first, where the button sits, and what can go.

  2. 02

    Scale up to the laptop

    Tablet and laptop layouts are built from the phone version, adding columns and space where the screen allows.

  3. 03

    Measure and fix

    Speed and accessibility are checked after launch, and anything that reads badly at a screen size is fixed inside the monthly work.

Questions before you start.

How much does responsive web design cost?
It is not priced separately. Every site is responsive on every plan, starting with Foundation, the website on its own. Prices are on the plans page, with no annual contract and no setup fee.
What is the difference between responsive and mobile-first?
A responsive site adjusts its layout to the screen. Mobile-first is the order it is designed in: the phone version comes first and larger screens are built up from it, so the phone layout is never an afterthought.
Does a mobile-friendly website help SEO?
Google reads the mobile version of a page when it indexes the site, so a site that works poorly on a phone starts behind. Responsive design doesn't guarantee a ranking; it removes one reason not to rank.
Which screen sizes do you design for?
Phones first, then tablets and laptops, with the layout adjusting between them. Wide monitors get a layout that uses the space instead of a stretched phone page.
Who fixes it if a page looks wrong on my phone?
We do. Tell us, and the fix goes into the monthly work. Text and photo changes are included on every plan, so a layout fix doesn't arrive with a separate invoice.

Let’s make your digital work compound.

Choose a time on Gabriel’s calendar. We’ll go through where you are today, what’s slowing growth, and what’s worth doing first, whether or not we work together.

Gabriel Espinheira

Gabriel Espinheira

Senior software engineer · English or Portuguese

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