So if your website is not designed to meet with Google’s mobile friendliness and its features, your brand, visibility and ranking may be at risk.

1. Optimize Your Website For Touch Screens

One of the biggest differences between mobile and desktop devices is their ability to interact. On mobile devices, people are used to zooming and gliding at their fingertips to see more. Designing your website is not enough to provide a great mobile user experience. You should also optimize your website for touch screens, and this is done by adding touch-screen navigation to the website.

For example, you can make sure that slideshows on your website can be shared with your fingers. Filling in forms like the e-mail subscription forms is easier to accomplish by reducing the number of fields in a form.

2. Compress HTML, CSS and images

Making the website faster is another important part of optimizing a mobile device website. You need to make sure that your website loads fast enough to keep visitors from getting frustrated, especially on mobile devices.

Compress your high-resolution images to make sure your blog posts do not consume too much data on mobile devices. Also, compress and minimize HTML and CSS of your website to increase the speed. Installing a good caching plug-in will help.

3. Choose the correct font sizes

Even some of the most popular blogs still use small font sizes that hurt their eyesight reading. Your visitors should not have to use the zooms to be able to read your website, and this is the exact reason for the need to use correct font sizes. Using very small, incompatible fonts can completely ruin the user experience.

In fact, you can solve this problem by configuring a graphics window to make sure your sources are processed to the correct sizes on different device screens. It’s a simple process, but you need CSS skills to do it.

4. Switch to a better Theme

Of course, since you use WordPress, the easiest way to make your website compatible with mobile devices is to employ the use of a better theme. Buy a premium WordPress theme that comes with a mobile-optimized design to replace your old theme with the new one. Alternatively, you can use a plug-in to optimize your website for mobile devices. However, this method is not recommended and will slow down the loading of your website a bit. Use it only as a temporary solution until you find a permanent solution.

5. AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages)

AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) is an open source project designed to enable mobile users to surf the Internet seamlessly. Once implemented, AMP will create optimized versions of your blog posts that can be viewed in fractions of a second on mobile devices. AMP makes sure that the loading your website is accelerated. So when you visit an AMP-managed website, you feel like you’re using a native app on your phone. Google also classifies AMP websites in their mobile search results.