The viewport is the visible area of a web page on the visitor's screen.
A phone viewport is narrow and tall. A laptop viewport is wide. A responsive page reads the viewport size and picks a layout to match.
A page must tell the browser to use the real device width. Old sites that skip that step show a tiny desktop page on a phone and force pinching.
We test your rebuilt page at phone, tablet and desktop widths. The staging link lets you check it on your own phone too.
A responsive site rearranges itself to fit any screen, from a phone to a wide desktop.
Above the fold is what a visitor sees before scrolling.
The hero is the large top section of a page with the main headline, image and button.
A staging link is a private address where you review your new site before it goes live.
Find out in about a minute. Free, no sign-in, every line a measurement — then see your site reinvented. The Think Bright System does the work; a person reviews before go-live.
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