Over 60% of all website visits today come from smartphones. If your site doesn't work on mobile, you lose the majority of your potential customers — before they even read your first sentence.
What does responsive design mean?
A responsive website automatically adapts to the screen size. Whether it is a 6-inch smartphone, a 10-inch tablet or a 27-inch monitor — the layout, font sizes and navigation are adjusted dynamically.
What happens without responsive design?
- Visitors bounce: If you have to zoom and scroll to read text, you leave the site
- Google penalises you: Since 2019 Google has used "mobile-first indexing" — the mobile version of your site determines your ranking
- Conversions drop: Forms that can't be used on a phone don't get filled in
How do we implement responsive design?
At Adlegio every website is responsive from the start. We test on real devices — not just in a simulator. Our approach:
- Mobile-first: We design for the smartphone first, then for larger screens
- Flexible layouts: CSS Grid and Flexbox instead of rigid pixel values
- Optimised images: Different image sizes for different devices (WebP, AVIF)
- Touch-friendly: Buttons and links big enough for fingers, not just for mouse pointers
Tip: Test your current website
Open your website on your smartphone. Can you read all the content without zooming? Do all the buttons work? Do the images load quickly? If not — let's talk about it.