How to Make Your Edifice Site Mobile-Friendly

Edifice gives you a built-in mobile preview mode so you can instantly see how your site will look on different screen sizes.

Click the mobile icon in your dashboard to switch views and scroll through your pages as if you were a visitor.

When you do this, look for:

• Text that looks too small or too large
• Images that don’t fit the screen nicely
• Sections that feel “squished” together

Fix these issues before publishing so you know your site will look clean and easy to read.

A headline that looks great on a desktop might wrap awkwardly or take up half the screen on a phone. Mobile users skim fast, so you want your headlines to be short, direct, and easy to read at a glance.

Tips:

• Keep them under 8–10 words when possible
• Avoid long compound sentences
• Put the most important keywords first

For example: Instead of: “Discover the Amazing Variety of Organic, Locally-Sourced Produce Available at Our Farmer’s Market”

Try: “Fresh, Local, Organic Produce”

On mobile, less is more.

A huge block of text or 10 stacked images might feel fine on a desktop but can overwhelm a phone user.

Break your content into short paragraphs and clear sections.

Use bullet points for quick facts, and avoid cramming too many large images in one spot. Think of your mobile site like a conversation — give the most important details first, then let people dig deeper if they want.

Ever tried clicking a tiny link on your phone and ended up opening the wrong page?

It’s frustrating, and your visitors will leave if it happens too often.

With Edifice, you can easily make buttons big enough to tap with a thumb. Place them in obvious spots — ideally after your main message or in the middle of important sections.

Pro tip:

• Use contrasting colors so buttons stand out
• Avoid stacking too many buttons close together
• Keep the text on buttons short: “Shop Now,” “Book Today,” “Contact Us”