A mobile-first strategy designs an online experience for mobile devices before it is designed for desktop. The mobile-first approach is about the entire mobile experience and how customers interact. It is challenging to create a mobile-first website that users love.

However, ADVDMS put together this guide to show you how not to get left behind in the competition. Now is the right time to get started. Check out these tips and begin growing your business with a mobile-first strategy.

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In this project we will build a responsive single page photography website using a mobile first approach with just HTML5 and CSS3. This is a project suitable for everyone including beginners.

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How to Achieve Mobile-First Success

If you keep updated on the latest in SEO, you may be aware of Google’s mobile-first initiatives.

Dubbed “mobilegeddon” when it first became known in 2015, transitioning client sites to full mobile experiences has become a priority for SEOs everywhere.

Optimizing for mobile is more than just design. It’s an entire discipline designed to create websites that display across a wide array of devices and screen resolutions.

And, don’t forget, there are SEO factors involved, too!

As Google’s focus changes to mobile with its mobile-first index, it is now critical to make sure that your site is fully optimized for the mobile platform.

If you don’t, you are likely to lose out on important traffic from Google’s mobile-first index.

In March 2018, Google announced that it began rolling out the mobile-first index as the default for all new domains. This means that the Google index is now primarily mobile.

In industries that rely on separate mobile sites on m-dot (m.) sub-domains, you must take certain leaps forward if you hope to compete in the Google SERPs. This is a critical decision and one that shouldn’t be taken lightly.

You may be asking:

Well, you’re in luck because we have the information you may find useful in achieving a successful mobile-first implementation.

Mobile Design Factors You Must Consider

Make no mistake, design and UX (user experience) are critical factors if you hope to achieve a successful mobile SEO implementation.

From mobile menus to recognizable design patterns, these elements are critical for fostering successful conversions.

By ensuring that your site is designed in this way, you can move forward in your search campaign with confidence in your mobile site.

A Top-Down Approach to Mobile Design Is Preferable

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