Step-by-step instructions
- Step 01
Preview your website at phone width using WordPress Preview or browser developer tools.
- Step 02
Choose a theme advertised as responsive and avoid fixed-width blocks that exceed the mobile screen.
- Step 03
Use Columns or Stack blocks that can wrap on smaller screens; test how multi-column rows stack.
- Step 04
Reduce giant headings and apply consistent spacing between headings, images and paragraphs.
- Step 05
Set images to fit the available width and avoid hard-coded pixel widths larger than the viewport.
- Step 06
Check the mobile navigation opens, closes and takes visitors to the correct destination.
- Step 07
Test forms with a phone keyboard, buttons with a fingertip, and links with sufficient contrast.
- Step 08
Use PageSpeed Insights mobile results as diagnostics, not as a guarantee of rankings.
Before you finish: important checks
- Do not hide important guide content only to make a screenshot look neat.
Common problems and fixes
- Horizontal scrolling? Look for a fixed-width element or padding wider than the viewport.
- Text overlaps? Reduce fixed heights and allow containers to grow with content.
Frequently asked questions
Can WordPress Free Plan be responsive?
Yes. Responsive layout depends primarily on theme and block choices.
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