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Mobile adaptation

Your website is easy to use on phones and tablets: text is readable without zooming, menus and buttons are easy to tap, and forms are simple to fill in. The desktop version stays as it is.

Discuss your project

Who it is for

  • The site was built for desktops, and on a phone people have to zoom in and scroll sideways.
  • Customers arrive on phones from ads or messengers but cannot find the call button or submit the form.
  • You are generally happy with the site and do not want a redesign just for phones.
  • Some pages are adapted, but tables, galleries or forms fall apart on a phone.

What is included

  • A check of every page type on phone and tablet screens, with a list of issues
  • A responsive layout: blocks rearrange to fit the screen width, with no horizontal scrolling
  • A mobile menu and sticky call, Telegram and Viber buttons
  • Text and button sizes that are comfortable to read and tap
  • Tables, galleries and forms that work on a narrow screen
  • A final check in mobile browsers on iOS and Android

Billed separately

  • A new design for the mobile version, which makes it a redesign
  • Faster loading on mobile data
  • Adapting complex interactive elements: calculators, configurators, maps

Price and timing

Estimated timing

1–2 weeks

What affects the price

  • The number of page types: home, service, article, catalog
  • How the site is built today: a theme, a site builder or custom code
  • How many tables, galleries and complex forms the site has
ServicePrice
Mobile adaptationResponsive layout for an existing website on phones and tablets.from 600 BYN≈ $200

How we work

  1. A check of the site on phones and tablets and a list of what gets in the way

  2. Agreeing how the key pages will look on a narrow screen

  3. Development and a check of every page at different screen sizes

  4. Publishing the changes and a final check of forms, the menu and contact buttons

Terms of work: payment, revisions, warranty

Example

A demo on fictional data and a real project from my portfolio with a similar task.

  • Demo

    Website before and after

    I show the difference using a fictional coffee shop: a deliberately outdated website and its reworked version that you can compare on one screen.

    Open the demo

  • Tattoo studio website, Minsk

    Task
    The studio needed a site where clients can quickly browse work and prices and get in touch.
    Solution
    Built on WordPress: work galleries, prices, FAQ, a map and quick contacts. SEO was not part of the brief.
    Result
    The site is live: portfolio, prices and answers to common questions in one place.
    • WordPress
    Read the case study Open site

  • asm-sys.com — this site

    Task
    I needed my own site: services, case studies and prices in Russian and English, fast on mobile.
    Solution
    Next.js (App Router) and TypeScript, two languages via next-intl, static generation. I set up the deployment myself: Docker, Nginx, my own VPS.
    Result
    The site you are reading now.
    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Tailwind CSS
    • GSAP
    • next-intl
    • Docker
    • Nginx
    Read the case study

FAQ

How much does mobile adaptation cost?

From 600 BYN. The price depends on the number of page types and how the site is built. If the layout is very old or the site runs on an outdated builder, a redesign can be the better deal, and I will tell you after the check.

How is a responsive site different from a separate mobile version?

A responsive site is one website that adapts to the screen. A separate mobile version is a second site with its own address that has to be maintained separately. I build responsive layouts: one address, one set of content, edits in one place.

Will the desktop version change?

No, unless you ask for it. The adaptation only changes how the site looks on narrow screens. If I notice issues in the desktop version along the way, I will report them separately.

Does mobile adaptation affect search?

Yes. Google evaluates sites primarily by their mobile version, so a site that is awkward on a phone loses out to competitors. Adaptation removes that problem, but on its own it does not put the site at the top of search results.

Can a site on a site builder be adapted?

It depends on the builder: some let you set up the mobile view in the editor itself, and the work can be done there. If the builder does not allow it, moving the site to another platform is the more sensible option.

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