What happened? It's time for site owners

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The data received will be used to generate results for both mobile and stationary devices.who didn't listen to Google and W3C recommendations to take notice. For reference: Google calls responsive design the recommended way to adapt a site to mobile traffic. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) says that desktop and mobile users should receive the same data when visiting a site (you can read about this here and here ).


By the way, in the Texterra blog, responsive design was also called the optimal switzerland email list way to adapt a resource to the needs of mobile users . Which website owners need to think about it? Those who believed that desktop and smartphone users have different needs. And who, because of this, offered visitors different content depending on their devices. We are talking about misconceptions that can be roughly combined into one thesis: mobile users do not read.


Because of this, some mobile versions of sites have limited informational value compared to full versions. Imagine that you published a detailed guide on the main site. And you offered visitors to the mobile version a castrated version of the content: only the abstract and the phone number of the sales department. Previously, Google gave you visitors because it evaluated the main page. Now the search engine will first pay attention to the shortened version, the informational value of which is low.