Mobile Website Design Portfolio

This mobile web design portfolio contains examples of client websites that were redesigned for mobile devices with the responsive web design method. This means that all pages, images, etc., have a flexible width so they will display correctly on hand held phones, tablets or desktop screens. It also eliminates the need to set up separate layout designs for tablets and mobile devices.

Everything is controlled by one CSS file (Cascading Style Sheet). Responsive design is also the method that Google prefers. The images in the portfolio below show how a site looks in all 3 device layouts.

What's Involved in a Redesign for Mobile Devices?

Redesigning a website for mobile devices involves changing a lot of the code, especially if it's an old site that is not up to the current code standards. The code will be updated so it's compatible with the new HTML5 and CSS3. Each page needs to have a flexible width so it will shrink according to the device being used, so it may involve designing a new layout for mobile.

Hand coded HTML used on all websites.
No templates or WYSIWYGs.

All font sizes need to change from pixels to Ems or percent and all images need to be set at 100% so they can change size depending on the device being used. The font size for links needs to be larger to enable ease of tapping on a link with a finger on cell phones or tablets. Videos, slideshows, contact forms and maps also require new coding. The menu or navigation will also need to collapse or turn into a menu bar for mobile devices

Website Design Quotes

With all the changes required as listed above it takes about as long to redesign a site for mobile as it would for other reasons so the rates for a mobile redesign are about the same as the other. See the Quote Form to request a redesign and estimate in pricing.