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Optimizing Your Website for Mobile: Navigating the Shift to Responsive Design

With mobile devices accounting for over half of all internet traffic, ensuring your website is optimized for smaller screens is essential. Research from BrightEdge shows that improperly configured websites can suffer up to a 68% loss in traffic. As email opens on mobile devices continue to rise, it's time to embrace a mobile-first approach. Our responsive design services provide simpler navigation, faster load times, and automatic adjustments for any device. Upgrade your website for just $5,900 and stay ahead in the digital landscape.

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Optimizing Your Website for Mobile: Navigating the Shift to Responsive Design

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  1. “Mobile devices, like smartphones and tablets, account for more than half of all Internet traffic. Yet, according to research done by BrightEdge in 2014, over a quarter of the websites people visit aren't configured properly for these devices -- costing them an average of 68 percent loss in traffic.” (David Weedmark) “Over half of all email is now opened on a mobile device. We expect email will flip from a desktop PC-focused channel to a mobile-first channel in 2014. The amount of email opened on mobile is projected to continue increasing, and the decline in PC sales should accelerate the trend.” (Gregory Kennedy) “9 of 10 American adults own cell phones & 47% of Americans learn about charitable causes through social media or elsewhere online” (Computer Science Zone)

  2. Responsive Design • Optimize the NRO website to be more appropriate for smaller screens • Simpler navigation and faster load times • The device does the work and automatically adjusts according to the device’s screen size (large vs. small) and orientation (landscape vs. portrait) • It will reflow the same content, at the same URL • Ideal for both search and usability • Will work on next month’s or next year’s devices without having to be programmed further. • Cost: $4,650 (Responsive Website Update) + $1,250 (Up To 3 Rounds of Revisions) = $5,900

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