What Is a Mobile Friendly Checker?
A Mobile Friendly Checker analyzes important elements that affect how a website behaves on smartphones and smaller screens. It can help identify common responsive design issues before they affect visitors.
What Does This Mobile Friendly Checker Check?
Toolveta checks several important mobile usability signals, including the viewport meta tag, responsive CSS media queries, fixed-width elements, images, tables, horizontal overflow indicators, HTML document structure and HTTPS.
Why Is Mobile Friendly Design Important?
A large number of website visitors use smartphones. A responsive website can make content easier to read, buttons easier to use and pages easier to navigate on smaller screens.
How to Use the Mobile Friendly Checker
Enter the complete public URL of a website and click Check Mobile Friendly. Toolveta fetches the webpage and analyzes the HTML returned by the website.
Common Mobile Friendly Problems
- Missing viewport meta tag
- Lack of responsive media queries
- Fixed-width elements
- Images with large fixed dimensions
- Tables without horizontal overflow handling
- Elements that may create horizontal scrolling
Is This an Official Google Mobile-Friendly Score?
No. The score shown by Toolveta is a simple heuristic score based on the checks performed by this tool. It is not an official Google ranking score or a Google Search Console score.
What Does a High Mobile Score Mean?
A higher score means more of the checks performed by this tool passed. It does not guarantee that every part of a website will look perfect on every smartphone or screen size.