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Navigation through mobile is a trend that has been growing in recent years. But many of the web pages are not optimized for display on such small screens, so the user experience is not as good as it should. To correct this issue, Google teaches us the best way to create mobile optimized web content.
If we have our optimized both for navigation from the mobile and from your computer our better position in the search engine websites. Both searches from the mobile, as if we do it from your computer. This will influence the positioning of our website whether we have optimized our site and how we used to do.
Google distinguishes three ways to optimize navigation on mobile:
Pages using a responsive web design, ie sites that use the same direction on all devices and where each URL shows the same HTML code to all devices using the CSS to change the way the page is displayed on the device. This is the recommended Google and best positioned configuration.
The second option are sites that have the same address access for all devices but that will change both the HTML and the style in which it is shown through the CSS depending on whether accessed from a computer or a mobile. In this case it could be shown with the same URL or change depending on devices like the case of a page, www.tupagina.com, whether accessed from your computer or m.tupagina.com if accessed from mobile.
The third option are pages that have different sites and mobile computers.
With a responsive web design Google can explore the content of your page more effectively, not needing crawl a page with the different agents Google crawler to retrieve and index the content. This will ensure better positioning.
For corporate pages the truth is that many of them are not adapted, causing often quickly leave the page to access from a mobile. In these cases it is best to measure the number of hits we have from these devices and see if the percentage of dropouts is significantly higher from mobiles from your desktop.
Google distinguishes three ways to optimize navigation on mobile:
Pages using a responsive web design, ie sites that use the same direction on all devices and where each URL shows the same HTML code to all devices using the CSS to change the way the page is displayed on the device. This is the recommended Google and best positioned configuration.
The second option are sites that have the same address access for all devices but that will change both the HTML and the style in which it is shown through the CSS depending on whether accessed from a computer or a mobile. In this case it could be shown with the same URL or change depending on devices like the case of a page, www.tupagina.com, whether accessed from your computer or m.tupagina.com if accessed from mobile.
The third option are pages that have different sites and mobile computers.
With a responsive web design Google can explore the content of your page more effectively, not needing crawl a page with the different agents Google crawler to retrieve and index the content. This will ensure better positioning.
For corporate pages the truth is that many of them are not adapted, causing often quickly leave the page to access from a mobile. In these cases it is best to measure the number of hits we have from these devices and see if the percentage of dropouts is significantly higher from mobiles from your desktop.
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