
Your rankings are based on your mobile site — not your desktop version
Google's mobile-first indexing means the mobile version of your website is what Google's crawler primarily uses to determine your rankings. A website designed desktop-first and then scaled down for mobile often has slower load times, compressed layouts, and a worse user experience on the version Google actually evaluates. A mobile-first approach inverts this: we design for the smallest screen first, ensuring the fundamental content hierarchy and performance are optimised there, then enhance progressively for larger screens.








