is your website mobile friendly or not?

Google has recently updated Mobile-friendliness algorithm

Friends its a bad news for those seo specialist who's website is not responsive. After a long day google has updated his mobile friendliness algorithm and the loss of this updation is your ranking may be down if your site is not responsive. So First of all make sure your website is responsive and there is no bug in your mobile friendliness sites in last blog post we have discussed about how to check our website is mobile friendly or not. But you can also check so many online tool available that can help you to find out.  How to find out your site is responsive or not.

After this updation your ranking may affect because of recent time many reports says that day by day
mobile users and application(Apps) increasing, and people want to search more on mobile rather than personal computer. So according to google if your site is not responsive then your site ranking may down, google will showing the top on those sites which is responsive and following all google mobile site algorithm.  

The Second Question comes in our mind is How to make sure your website good to go on mobile.

We have discussed it about our last post so today i will point out some few points that can help your mobile site layout and navigation. 

-Include a Viewport Meta Tag 

The Viewport is a critical component that you need when building a multi device experience. Without it, your site will not work well on a mobile device. 

- Responsive Menu 

Having a responsive navigation bar that is both desktop and mobile friendly is important for your user's experience. Responsive menus are navigation menus whose presentation or behavior is altered on different devices and screen widths. 

- Proper Text Size 

Your font size should be at least 14px. This may seem really big, but instead of having your users zoom in to read your content, or find mobile authentication to be virtually impossible, make it easier for them by adjusting your font size for maximum legibility. 

- Remove the default Zoom 

Auto zoom can really mess up your layout elements, especially for images and navigation content. 

Elements may appear small or too large in your layout. To remedy this, use the viewpoint meta tag to set up custom variables within the content. 

- Test!

Once you have created your responsive site, test it, test it again, and then test it again. I don't just mean try it on one mobile device multiple times. Test if our on an iPhone, an Andriod, a Windows phone and different tablets. Test every page, user action, and button. 

What are the penalties for mobile unfriendliness?

The short answer is demotion. Your website will not rank high if the mobile seo is failed, or if the design is not responsive, or if the loading time is unbearable. 

Google Rewarding Mobile Friendly Sites..

So don't have to panic as you will be able to rebuild your search ranking once passing the mobile friendly test. 

Hope this information will help you, if you have suggestion regarding this post, leave your comment in comment box.