Here's the number that should worry you: 82.9% of landing page traffic is mobile. Yet most pages are still designed desktop-first, with mobile as an afterthought. The result? Tiny CTAs, unreadable text, horizontal scroll, and forms that require a magnifying glass.
Our mobile analyzer evaluates your page the way your actual visitors experience it — on a phone screen, with fat thumbs, in variable lighting, while distracted. Mobile optimization isn't about responsive design. It's about mobile-first conversion strategy.
What mobile analysis reveals
We capture your page at mobile viewport and feed it through the same 8-dimension analysis with a mobile-specific lens:
- Thumb-zone CTA placement — Is your primary CTA reachable with one thumb? Buttons at the top or far edges of the screen are technically visible but practically invisible on mobile.
- Above-the-fold density — Mobile screens show 3-4 lines of text above the fold. Your 5-second message must be even more compressed on mobile.
- Form friction on small screens — Every form field is 3× more annoying on mobile. Drop-downs are fumble-prone. Date pickers vary by device. We evaluate mobile form friction specifically.
- Page speed on cellular — Google's PageSpeed mobile score is what affects your search ranking. We include real mobile Core Web Vitals data — not just "is it responsive."
Responsive isn't enough
Passing Google's mobile-friendly test means your page renders on a phone. It doesn't mean your page converts on a phone. We've analyzed pages that score 100% on mobile-friendliness but have invisible CTAs, unreadable text hierarchies, and touch targets too small to tap reliably.
Mobile analysis goes deeper than responsive design. It evaluates the conversion experience on the device where most of your visitors actually are.