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How to Ensure Your Website Looks Great on All Devices

Making sure your website is responsive—meaning it looks and functions well on all screen sizes—is a crucial step in the setup process.

Since most visitors will access your site from a mobile device, optimizing for smaller screens is just as important as the desktop version. Follow these steps to check and adjust your site's responsiveness.

1. Switching Between Device Views

To preview how your site appears on different devices:

  • Start with the desktop version to ensure everything looks as expected.
  • Use the device preview tool to switch to mobile view, since the majority of users will access your site from their phones.
  • Next, preview the tablet view to check for any formatting issues on mid-sized screens.

2. Adjusting Mobile Layout

When viewing your website on mobile, you may notice some elements don’t display as intended. Here’s how to fix common issues:

Navigation Menu (Hamburger Icon)

  • Ensure the menu button (hamburger icon) is visible and easy to access.
  • Adjust its size or position if it appears too small or is overlapping other elements.
  • If needed, reposition elements by reordering sections to improve visibility.

Text Formatting

  • Check if any text appears too small or difficult to read.
  • Increase font size and boldness for better readability on mobile screens.
  • Make sure paragraphs and headings are spaced appropriately to enhance clarity.

Footer Adjustments

  • If the footer collapses into a hamburger menu, decide if you want to keep it that way or display all options in a visible format.
  • Center-aligning elements can help create a cleaner layout.

3. Hiding or Adjusting Elements for Mobile

Some elements that work well on desktop may take up too much space on mobile. If something feels unnecessary:

  • Click the hide icon to remove an element from mobile view.
  • If you change your mind, use the visibility toggle to bring it back.

4. Reviewing & Saving Changes

Once you’ve adjusted your mobile layout:

  • Click update to save all modifications.
  • Switch back to desktop view to confirm that none of the original formatting has been affected.
  • Finally, preview the tablet version and make any necessary tweaks to ensure consistency across all devices.

By following these steps, you’ll ensure your website looks professional and user-friendly on desktop, mobile, and tablet devices. Prioritizing mobile optimization will create a seamless experience for your team members, parents, and swimmers accessing your site on the go!