Crowded controls
Nearby links and small targets make the intended action difficult to tap.
Mobile Website Optimization · Pinnacli
A page can look fine on a laptop and fail on a phone. Text wraps badly, buttons crowd together, or a form becomes a chore. I test the key tasks at phone widths and fix the agreed obstacles.
Dmytro works directly on the agreed scope. The fee is set in writing before paid work.
Where to look
Nearby links and small targets make the intended action difficult to tap.
Cards, tables or images overflow and hide important information.
Wrong keyboards, hidden labels or lost data make a short request feel long.
How the work is checked
I review the pages visitors use to decide and contact you, including the menu and form states. The written scope identifies the templates and device widths to change. Once approved, I implement the fixes and repeat the same tasks on the published site.
Read, navigate and submit across relevant phone widths.
List failures that block a decision or inquiry.
Update the agreed layout, controls or form behavior.
Repeat each task on the live page and check the receiving side when relevant.
Practical scope
Clear hierarchy and content that fits the viewport.
Menus and calls to action that remain reachable and usable.
Comfortable targets with clear labels and focus states.
Fields, validation and confirmation that work with a phone keyboard.
Scope and fee
Send the site and issue for a free initial review. I reply by email within one business day. Paid implementation has a separate written scope and fee.
The quote names the pages, access, deliverables and checks, including any outside dependencies.
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Send your website and a short note. Dmytro replies by email within one business day with an initial assessment, recommended next step and written fee for any paid work.
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Before you decide
Related work: Website speed optimization ↗ Forms and lead tracking ↗
Only if that is the agreed scope. A focused fix can cover the templates and actions causing the problem.
The review uses relevant phone widths and interaction states; device-specific behavior is checked where available.
Loading issues can be identified, but deeper resource and performance work is a separate speed scope.
Yes when the form is in scope. Delivery requires a controlled test and a receiving-side check.