What's the difference between mobile friendly and mobile responsive?
Nowadays developing websites for mobile devices is a must and for a lot of people the label ‘mobile friendly’ and ‘mobile responsive’ mean the same thing. And they kinda do. One is the outcome and the other is the process. Let me explain. According to Google, mobile friendly can be defined as,usable on a mobile device (e.g. the site doesn't slow down the phone, doesn't scroll horizontally in a vertical orientation, doesn't use unavailable plugins like Flash). It's designed for the form factor of the device and its display. (https://developers.google.com/search/mobile-sites/glossary)So mobile friendly is the outcome you want to achieve with your website. If you don’t know if your website is mobile friendly you can check this tool,Mobile Friendly Test. Now let me explain the best approach to a mobile friendly website.
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