Implementation overview

Minimize Use of Third-Party Scripts and Widgets

Defer Non-Critical JavaScript

Use Vanilla JavaScript or Lightweight Frameworks When Possible

Use secure frame headers

Enable HSTS for subdomains.

Enable HSTS preload header

Implement HTTPS by Setting Up an SSL Certificate

Use ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) Landmarks and Roles

Ensure WCAG 2.1 Compliance for Accessibility

Make video accessible

Make simple and accessible animations.

Add Descriptive Alt Text for all important Images.

Ensure Sufficient Color Contrast for Text

Implement Keyboard Navigable Menus and Forms

Set your Robot.txt file

Set Up Proper 404 Error Pages with Useful Navigation

Implement Structured Data (Schema Markup)

Disable Webflow subdomain indexing

Use Global canonical URL

Optimize Fonts and Reduce Font Loading Times

Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN) for Faster Content Delivery

Minify CSS, JavaScript, and HTML

Implement Browser Caching and CDNs

Compress and render better images after uploading.

Optimize and Compress Images before uploading

Appropriate Sizing and Background Images

Set Imgae Above the Fold set to Eager.

Implement Lazy Loading for Images and Videos

Use Asynchronous Loading of CSS and JavaScript

Mobile testing focus

Implement Touch-Friendly Design Elements for Mobile Users

Optimize Layouts for Different Screen Sizes and Orientations

Ensure Responsive Images Using srcset and sizes Attributes

Make Text Responsive with Fluid Typography

Mobile essential content

Ensure Breadcrumb Navigation for Better User Experience and SEO

Design a Logical and User-Friendly Navigation Menu

Create Intuitive URL Structures & Readable Slugs

Conduct a Heading Hierarchy

Use HTML5’s Semantic Tags For Better Architecture

Set a Clear Navigation and Structure Upfront

How to Show Only Mobile Essential Content on Your Website?

Ensuring that only essential content is displayed on mobile devices is crucial for providing a streamlined and efficient user experience. Mobile users often have limited time and screen space, so focusing on essential content helps them find what they need quickly, improving engagement and satisfaction.

How to do it on Webflow?

Prioritize key information and functionality on your mobile site while minimizing or eliminating non-essential elements that could clutter the experience. Use responsive design techniques to ensure the most essential content is prominently displayed and easily accessible on smaller screens.

Identify the section that doesn’t bring value the most on the mobile view.
On the navigator (z); select the section
On the layout of the style pan
el, set the Display to None.

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