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Opened a client's site on mobile last week.
Hero text overflowing. Nav broken. CTA half off screen.
The site looked great on desktop. Nobody had checked it on a real phone since it went live.
This happens more than it should.
Every site I build gets tested across desktop, tablet, and mobile before handoff. Not as an afterthought. As part of the build from day one.
Because your visitors aren't all sitting at a desk. Most of them aren't.
If you haven't checked your own site on mobile recently, open it right now.
You might not like what you see.
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Well… Contra officially told me to stop collecting verified projects 😂
I just hit the limit: 10 verified projects! 🔥💪💪💪💪
Apparently, that’s enough proof that I actually do the work and don’t just move cards around in Jira 😅
Big thanks to every awesome client who trusted me 🙏
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