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Mobile-Friendly Test: Check the Page a Phone User Actually Gets
Mobile friendliness is not one score. It is whether a real phone can load, read, tap, and navigate the content without a broken layout.
Ejecuta una auditoría nueva en DomainLens y usa el informe como lista de prioridades.
Test a real task on a small screen
Open a key landing page on a physical phone or a narrow browser viewport. Read the main answer, use the navigation, submit a form, and follow an internal link. A page can pass a synthetic audit while a cookie banner covers the form, a menu has tiny targets, or client rendering leaves the content late.
Test mobile and desktop separately. Mobile users usually have slower networks, less CPU headroom and a different layout, so desktop screenshots do not validate the mobile experience.
Check usability with indexability
Use the mobile usability guide for the manual checklist, the JavaScript SEO guide when the mobile page depends on rendering, and the indexability checker to confirm the final URL is crawlable.
- Verify the viewport meta tag and readable default text size.
- Make every primary action reachable with a comfortable tap target.
- Reserve space for images, embeds and consent UI before they load.
- Compare the rendered mobile DOM with the HTML response.