Your Website Needs to Work on Mobile First — Here’s Whys
In today’s digital world, your audience isn’t waiting to be seated in front of their computers or laptops. They’re already searching, browsing, and buying on their smartphones. So the question is: Is your website built for that experience? .If not, you’re likely losing valuable conversions, visibility, and leads, all before your homepage even loads. Let’s break down why mobile-first design is no longer a trend; it’s a business necessity.
Mobile-First Indexing Is the New Norm
Google officially went mobile-first indexing, or it mostly indexes the mobile version of your site, not the desktop version.
This affects everything from:
1.Search rankings
2.Organic visibility
3.How quickly is your content listed?
Page Speed and UX = Conversion Rates
Mobile users expect speed. Make them wait longer than 3 seconds to load, and they’re gone.
Here’s what’s keeping your site back (and hurting conversions):
1.Large pictures or raw media
2.Outdated themes or bloated code
3.No mobile view image optimization
4.Slow server response time
And here’s what helps:
1.Compressed assets and lightweight frameworks
2.Resizing the image dynamically according to the resolution of the screen
3.Custom-built mobile designs that do not have desktop versions
How DigiSamaksh Builds Mobile-First Experiences
At DigiSamaksh, we design websites with purpose and functionality in consideration. Here’s what we prioritize in mobile-first builds:
1.Custom layouts tailored to your target audience
2.Clean, compressed code for lightning-fast load speeds
3.SEO-optimized structures that support discoverability
3.Designs that adapt beautifully across devices, withou sacrificing UX
Most Users Are Mobile-First — So Should Your Site
Over 70% of global web traffic currently comes from mobile phones. And that number is growing. That means:
1.If the website is not mobile-friendly, then you’re disappointing the majority of the audience.
2.Navigation, buttons, and text should be easy to use on smaller screens.
3.A frustrating mobile experience results in increased bounce rates and lost trust.
