Mobile Friendly Test
Check if your website is truly mobile-friendly with responsive design analysis, touch target sizing, viewport configuration, and cross-device testing.
How to Use the Mobile Friendly Test
The Mobile Friendly Test checks responsive layout behavior, touch target sizing, viewport configuration, and cross-device compatibility for any URL. With most freight and warehouse research happening on phones between site visits, a page that fails here loses buyers before the first call is placed.
Touch targets and viewport basics
Touch targets are the buttons and links a thumb has to hit; if call and quote buttons sit too close together, visitors tap the wrong one and leave. The viewport meta tag tells the browser how to scale the page on small screens, and a missing or misconfigured tag squeezes a desktop layout onto a phone. The test flags both problems with the element involved so a developer can fix the template once.
Fixing the template instead of each page
Most mobile failures on logistics sites trace back to one shared component: a table that overflows, a footer with tiny links, or a hero image without a mobile crop. Fix that component in the template and every page inherits the correction. Re-test three representative pages afterwards, a service page, a location page, and the blog, to confirm the template fix covered all layouts.
How the Mobile Friendly Test Works
Enter URL
Provide the URL you want to test for mobile friendliness.
Mobile Rendering Check
We check responsive design, viewport, touch targets, and font sizes.
Get Results
See specific issues with prioritized fixes for mobile optimization.
Why Use This Tool
Real Mobile Testing
Checks actual mobile rendering criteria, not just meta tags.
Touch Target Analysis
Ensures buttons and links are properly sized for touch.
SEO Impact
Mobile friendliness is a direct Google ranking factor.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a site mobile-friendly?▼
Responsive design, proper viewport meta tag, adequately sized touch targets, readable font sizes, no horizontal scrolling.
How accurate are the results?▼
Our tools use multiple AI engines and real-time data sources to provide accurate, up-to-date analysis.
Can I use the results commercially?▼
Yes, all results are yours to use for any purpose.
Does mobile-friendliness affect rankings?▼
Yes, Google uses mobile-first indexing, meaning it primarily evaluates the mobile version of your page. A broken mobile layout can hold back rankings even when the desktop version looks fine.
How do I fix a table that overflows on phones?▼
Wrap the table in a horizontally scrollable container or restructure it as stacked rows on small screens. The test identifies which element overflows, so the fix stays in the shared template.
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