A responsive layout is more than a desktop composition made smaller. Phones change the order, scale and context in which people read, compare and act. That deserves its own design review.
Check the reading order
A two-column section becomes a sequence on mobile. Make sure the heading, image, explanation and next action appear in a useful order. Avoid making someone scroll through a large decorative image before learning why the section matters.
Test the content you actually have
Long client names, multiple service tags and detailed product options can expose layout problems. Use the real material in the review. Check logo visibility, button labels and the space around form fields with the same care as the hero section.
Try the whole task
Do more than resize a screenshot. Navigate to a project, open its details and return. Fill in the form and read the confirmation. Browse a carousel with touch and keyboard controls. A practical review follows the job from beginning to end.
Put it into practice
- Review real content at narrow widths
- Keep actions comfortably usable
- Test complete journeys rather than isolated screens
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