Imagine a user looking at your site on a mobile device. Can
the user easily read your page and find the necessary information or is too
hard to use?
The desktop version of a site might be difficult to view and
use on a mobile device. The version that's not mobile-friendly requires the
user to pinch or zoom in order to read the content. Users find this a
frustrating experience and are likely to abandon the site. Alternatively, the
mobile-friendly version is readable and immediately usable.
Mobile Friendly:
Website which responsive or dedicated mobile version. These types of website
open easily look and feel on mobile and user might be interested for reading
information.
Non-Mobile Friendly:
Non Responsive or not have a dedicated mobile version these types of websites
are non-mobile friendly which are not loaded in proper user unable read
information due to text alignment and font size.
In the USA, 94% of people with smartphones search for local
information on their phones. Interestingly, 77% of mobile searches occur at
home or at work, places where desktop computers are likely to be present.
Mobile is critical to your business and will continue to be
so – whether you’re blogging about your favorite sports team, working on the
website for your community theater, or selling products to potential clients.
Make sure visitors can have a good experience on your site when they’re
visiting from their mobile devices
Google Also Updates its Algo for giving priority to mobile
friendly Websites:
