Responsive
Responsive WordPress development is more than shrinking a desktop layout. Content hierarchy, navigation, images, buttons and spacing should all remain useful at smaller widths.
Prioritize the content hierarchy
Keep the important message, primary CTA and navigation obvious before adding secondary visual details.
Design comfortable touch targets
Buttons and links should have enough space around them to avoid accidental taps, especially in menus, forms and card actions.
Use flexible media
Responsive images, fluid containers and predictable aspect ratios help prevent overflow and reduce unnecessary page weight.
Test real breakpoints
Check common widths around desktop, tablet and mobile and also test between breakpoints so the layout does not depend on a single device size.
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