What are mobile optimizations?

A mobile-optimized website is a website that is designed especially for Smartphones, Android and Tablet and not for desktop computers or laptops.

A mobile-optimized website does not require that someone pinch and zoom read the text.

On a mobile-optimized site, the navigation is built for efficiency the images and media are optimized for quick loading and the content is sufficient for maximum effectiveness.

For Mobile

Viewable in landscape and portrait mode, Fits screen dimensions, Big, Finger-friendly buttons, and navigation, incorporate swipe and zoom option, Optimized for mobile -data speeds, text is large and readable, short and bulleted text, display an overall sites, easy to navigate, links to a mobile-optimized quick and easy booking process.

For Computers and Laptop

Only fits in one direction user requires to scroll to see all information, small text links that are difficult to click, navigation designed for PC users and not a mobile device, media does not load quickly, the text is too small and easily read, a long paragraph of text, difficult to navigate.

Why we make the site’s mobile-optimized?

Mobile optimized is best for SEO. Mobile optimized is well for search engines, there are only a few things that we need to think when we optimizing for mobile.

What do we do for mobile optimizing?

Page speed

Page speed is often confused with “site speed”, which is actually the page speed for a sample of page views on a site. Page speed can be described in page loading time. Page speed is also important to user experience.

There are many ways to increase page speed.

1- Enable Compression

Use a software application for file compression, to reduce the size of CSS, HTML, and JavaScript files that are larger than 150 bytes. We do not use zip on an image file

2- Minimization CSS, JavaScript and HTML

By optimizing our code including removes, spaces commas and other unnecessary character we can increase our page speed and also remove comments, formatting and unused code. Google recommends both CSS and JavaScript.

3- Optimize title and meta descriptions

When we are working with less screen space then a user searches using a mobile device. To show your best work in SERPS, be as concise as possible without scarfing the quality of the information when creating titles, URLs, and meta descriptions.

Mobile site configuration

Recommendations for smartphone-optimized sites

When we build a website that targets are Smartphones, and Google supports three different configurations.

1- > Sites will be in responsive web design, that is the sites that serve all devices on the same set of URLs, with each URL serving the same HTML to all devices and using just CSS to change how the page is rendering on the device. It is Google’s recommended configuration.

2- > Sites are dynamically served all devices on the same set of URLs, but each URL serves different HTML and CSS depending on whether the user agent is a desktop or a mobile device.

3- > Sites that have separate mobile and desktop sites.

Responsive web design

Responsive web design is a technique to build web pages that are using CSS3 media queries.

Therefore the HTML code for the page regardless of the device accessing it, but this presentation changes using CSS media queries to specify which CSS rules apply for the browser displaying the page.

Using responsive web design has multiple advantages, including

It keeps our desktop and mobile content on a single URL, which is easier for our users to interact with, share and link to and for Google’s algorithms to assign the indexing properties to our content.

Google can discover our content more efficiently as we would not need to crawl a page with the different Google both user agents to retrieve and index all the content.

Device-specific HTML

However, we appreciate that for many situations it may not be possible or appropriate to use responsive web design. The device-specific HTML can be served on the same URL(a configuration called dynamic serving) or different URLs ( such as http://ideastack.com or www.example.com or m.example.com).

If our website uses a dynamic serving configuration, we strongly recommend using the Vary HTTP header to communicate to the coaching server and our algorithms that the content may change for different user agents requesting the page.

As for the separate mobile site configuration, since there are many ways to do this, our recommendation introduces annotation that communicates to our algorithms that our desktop and mobile pages are equivalent in purpose, that is the new annotations describe the relationship between the desktop and mobile content as alternatives of each other and should be treated as a single entity with each alternative targeting a specific class of device.

This annotation will help us discover our smartphone-optimized content and help our algorithms understand the structure of our content, giving it the best chance of performing well in our search results.

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