Designing an ad-free experience meant creating engaging content flows without traditional ads. We achieved this by focusing on rich, visual content and user-driven discovery options.
One challenge was ensuring privacy controls while maintaining an easy-to-use interface. Our team developed an accessible settings menu that lets users control visibility without overwhelming them.
Why designing for mobile first matter more than ever.
With most people browsing on their phones, starting your website with a mobile-first approach is no longer optional — it’s essential. Designing for small screens first helps you focus on clarity, speed, and simplicity. Trying to squeeze a desktop site into mobile later often leads to frustration, slow load times, and poor user experience.
Trust your designer or agency
A professional designer or agency will help you prioritise what matters most on mobile. They’ll guide you in building a user-friendly layout, simplifying navigation, and ensuring your content looks great on every screen size. If you’re unsure how something will work on mobile, don’t hesitate to ask — they’re there to help.
Remember: less is more. Focus on what your users need most when they’re on the go — clear messaging, intuitive paths, and quick loading content. A well-designed mobile site often leads to a better experience across all devices.
• Simple ways to stay on track
• Start with wireframes that prioritise mobile screens.
• Keep text concise and content easy to scroll.
• Use tap-friendly buttons and clean navigation.
• Test early and often on real phones, not just previews.
Designing for mobile first is an opportunity to create a sleek, modern site that meets your users where they are. While it may feel like a shift in thinking, it ultimately leads to a faster, cleaner, and more effective web experience for everyone.
