Mobile readiness website checks

Mobile website checks examine viewport configuration, overflowing content and controls that are difficult to use on a narrow display. A screenshot records one width and state; it cannot establish usability in every orientation or text scale. The public crawler also cannot inspect states that require login or submission. Use findings to select journeys for hands-on testing.

Try the smallest supported width before widening the page. Check navigation, long labels, tables, consent controls and error messages with enlarged text. Confirm that targets have enough separation and fixed banners do not cover the focused control. Exercise touch and keyboard input in portrait and landscape, and verify that a layout fix does not hide content elsewhere.

The check pages below describe the exact observable condition, why it matters, practical fixes and the limits of the detector. Open the affected URL and inspect its evidence before making a change. After correction, repeat the scan and verify the result in a browser. The related guide connects these individual checks into a review workflow. Keep deliberate exceptions documented so that a passing automated result is never mistaken for a complete manual assessment.