Your website represent your business online and it is your number one marketing asset and it is as important at your company physical appearance. That is why it is important to have a professional website design that will reflect your brand and also be capable to holding your visitors for a long time.
Your website have to be mobile responsive and compatible with all devices, you simply have no say in the matter unless of you don’t care about how your Guest or Customer find you. You see, your guest are not only seeing your post, products or services online with their desktop computers, but they are also using their smartphone and tablet computer to do so.
That is why at Wonda Nation we have professional who develop a 100% responsive website design for our Web Design and Development Services.
In this post I have compiled 4 Best Website Responsive Checker in 2020 for you to know if your website is mobile responsive or mobile friendly. Before we continue, here’s why you need a responsive website design.
Why you need a responsive website in 2020
- Mobile Web Traffic: Do you know over 60% of website traffic are mobile visitors? As traffic from mobile is increasing day by day, so is mobile responsiveness is increasing too.
- Website Maintenance: It is hard to maintain mobile and desktop version of one website, and may also be expensive. But having a responsive website design solve the both problem.
- Improves SEO: A responsive website design is an important factor for SEO. A responsive website design is user friendly and also reduce bounce rate and drive more traffic to your website.
- Duplicate Content: Having a separate mobile and desktop version of your website can lead you to duplicate content penalty because separate mobile website need a separate URL.
Here’s our hand-picked Website Responsive Checker
1. Google Chrome Tester
Google Chrome is one of the most popular web browser and as a matter of fact I consider this web browser the best both on mobile phone and desktop computer (developer’s top choice). Google Chrome browser is packed with a lot awesome features that you probably aren’t aware of. Among which, you can use Google Chrome to test responsiveness and device-specific view-ports of any website.
Open the website in new tab of your desktop Google Chrome and click > ctrl + shift + J simultaneously.
As seen in the above image, You can drag the handles to resize the view-port to whatever dimensions you need. Or, enter specific values in the width and height boxes. If you want read more about this Google Chrome feature click Here.
2. Google’s Mobile-Friendly Test
This tool is very easy to use, as you only need to enter your website’s URL for it to generate a report that will tell whether your website is mobile-friendly or not. It sees your website the same way Google-bot does rather than mobile users might see it. Aside from that, it also allows users to see the actual view of websites on mobile to know whether you pass the test or not.
This is the example report of a mobile-friendly website below:
But don’t worry, as this tool provides all the reasons why your website failed, and the necessary actions you can take to make it responsive.
3. HubSpot’s Marketing Grader
Just like Google’s Mobile-Friendly Test, HubSpot’s Marketing Grader has the capability to analyze if your site is responsive enough. It gives users the freedom to see the actual view of their websites on mobile, plus the ability to preview a rotated version.
4. Am I Responsive
I consider this this online tool the last on my list, Am I Responsive is the tool I’m using to support all the analysis and recommendations I’m getting from other mobile-friendly checker tools. The best bit about this tool is that it gives you actual screenshots of how your website looks on each device. Also, you have the option to view your website on different operating system, may it be mobile phone, tablet or desktop.
The disadvantage of this online tool is that it cannot check a website responsiveness when X-Frame Options is set to Same Origin or Deny.
If is not a bad idea if your website displayed the above error, X-Frame Options set to Same Origin or Deny is a good security step for a WordPress site. You can try another website for this tool or better still use any of the above tool to check your website responsiveness.
Conclusion:
Don’t let your site be left behind with all the algorithm updates! Remember that the best way to stay in the battle for ranking well is by being updated, and by actually executing the necessary modifications to your website.
Over to you!
Do you have other mobile-friendly test tools to share with us? Share them by commenting below!
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