Responsive web design
Make the site work on the phone in your hand.
Most of your visitors are on a phone. If the menu does not open, text spills off the screen or the form is impossible to tap, they leave.
The problem
Many sites were built desktop-first and patched for mobile later. Each patch fixed one page and broke another, and now the tablet view is anyone’s guess.
We find where the layout breaks across real screen sizes, fix the underlying CSS rather than adding more overrides, and rebuild templates responsively when patching would cost more.
Sound familiar?
- The navigation, forms or tables do not work properly on mobile.
- Content overflows or overlaps on tablets or small laptops.
- An older site was never built to be responsive.
- A page builder layout looks fine in the editor and wrong on a phone.
What you get
- A list of breakpoints and templates that fail, with screenshots
- Fixes to the CSS and templates at the source
- Testing across common phone, tablet and desktop sizes and browsers
- Notes for whoever edits the site so new content does not break it again
What this isn’t
- A full visual redesign or rebrand
- Rewriting site content
- Native mobile apps (see Mobile apps)
Price
From $400. Most responsive fixes and template rebuilds land between $400 and $2,500.
Timeframe
Most jobs take 2–7 business days, depending on the number of templates.
Technologies
How the job runs
- 01
Describe what is stuck
Answer a few questions in the scoping agent. It takes about three minutes and turns your answers into a plain-English brief.
- 02
Get a straight answer
Within one business day, a developer replies with a fixed price, a paid diagnostic, one question, or an honest “not us” and a referral.
- 03
We fix it
Work starts when you approve. You get the fix, a short note on what changed and the access handed back.
Scoping agent
Tell us what’s stuck.
Two minutes of guided questions. You get a plain-English brief, and a developer replies within one business day.
- Guided questions, not an AI chatbot
- A person reviews every brief
- Never asks for passwords or keys
No account. No sales script. Never asks for passwords or keys.
Questions
Do you fix every page or just templates?
Templates first, because one fixed template usually fixes dozens of pages. One-off pages are listed and quoted separately if needed.
Will the site look different?
Only where it needs to on smaller screens. The aim is to keep your design and make it work, not to restyle it.
Which devices do you test on?
Common phone, tablet and desktop sizes in current Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge, plus any specific devices you tell us your customers use.