Flexible layout
I restructure columns, spacing, and element sizes based on meaning, not by simply shrinking the desktop layout.
Responsive development
Responsive landing page development.
I design page behavior for real devices so the interface remains coherent and easy to use on every screen.
- DESKTOP
- TABLET
- MOBILE
- RESPONSIVE DESIGN
What is included.
Mobile experience
I prioritize content, retain clear navigation, and check touch targets on compact screens.
Content behavior
I handle wrapping, images, and long text so real content does not break the composition.
State testing
I test menus, buttons, forms, and interactive elements at key viewport sizes.
How the work goes.
- 01
Set priorities
I review the page structure and decide what must stay prominent on each device.
- 02
Build the adaptation
I add fluid sizing, media queries, and deliberate compositions for narrow screens.
- 03
Test edge cases
I check for horizontal scrolling, overflow, small touch targets, and unstable elements.
Timeline and cost.
- Timeline
- Set after a page audit
Timing depends on the number of sections, states, and source code quality. I confirm milestones and delivery after the audit.
- Cost
- Scope-based estimate
I estimate the desktop version, mobile designs, and device requirements. Additional flows are agreed separately.
Frequently asked questions.
Do I need a finished mobile design?
Not necessarily. If no mobile design exists, I propose section behavior and confirm ambiguous cases before development.
Can you adapt an existing page?
Yes, when the source code is available. I first review the current layout and identify areas that need restructuring.
Which viewport sizes do you test?
I test key desktop, tablet, and mobile widths plus intermediate sizes where the composition changes.
What has the biggest impact on the estimate?
Unique sections, navigation, forms, complex tables, animation, and the amount of existing CSS that needs rework.