Google recognizes three different configurations for mobile devices:
Responsive Designs where the layout adapts to the screen size.
Dynamic Serving where web servers send out different HTML depending on the device's UserAgentString.
Separate URLs that serve different code to each device, on different URLs
Irrespective of which method you're using, if Googlebot can't crawl your site properly, it will impact your search results. Make sure the Googlebot can see your site like an average user. Keep your CSS, JavaScript and images crawlable. You can check your robots.txt with this tool.
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Thursday, July 23, 2015
8. No pinch-zoom. Other than product images.
The ability to pinch and zoom used to be popular when touch screens were first introduced. Not any more. Today's mobile users are savvy, and want instant access. They should not have to pinch and zoom your page for basic information. Make the font large enough to be readable on a small screen.
The reverse holds true for product images. Users want to able to zoom in and see the product at a more granular level. You'll need to balance for image quality versus image size.
The reverse holds true for product images. Users want to able to zoom in and see the product at a more granular level. You'll need to balance for image quality versus image size.
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