π Section Overview
Over 60% of web traffic is mobile. If your site isnβt fast, thumb-friendly, and designed for small screens, youβre bleeding conversions. Mobile UX isnβt about shrinking desktop β itβs about rethinking flow, placement, and speed for on-the-go buyers.
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Why It Matters
- Dominant Traffic Source β Mobile-first is the norm.
- Conversion Killer β Poor mobile UX can cut CVR in half.
- Google Ranking Factor β Mobile-first indexing affects SEO visibility.
- Competitive Edge β Smooth mobile UX = higher engagement + lower bounce.
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π Benchmarks β What Good Looks Like
General Benchmarks
- Mobile Bounce Rate: <50%
- Mobile Page Speed: Load in <3s
- Mobile CVR vs Desktop: β₯70% of desktop CVR
- CTA Thumb Reachability: 100% of primary CTAs in thumb zone
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By Industry
- SaaS: Mobile demo sign-up CVR within 80% of desktop baseline
- eCommerce: Mobile checkout abandonment <75% (vs avg 85%)
- Coaching/Info: Mobile webinar opt-in CVR 25β35%
- Local Services: Click-to-call conversion 5β10%
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Best Practices Checklist
- [ ] Design mobile-first, not mobile-shrunk.
- [ ] Place CTAs in thumb-friendly zones (lower right/center).
- [ ] Use 1-column layouts with large, legible fonts.
- [ ] Compress images for speed (<500kb).
- [ ] Auto-fill fields for mobile forms (name, email, CC).
- [ ] Avoid intrusive popups that block mobile view.
- [ ] Add βtap-to-callβ and βtap-to-textβ buttons.
π§ Elite Prompt Toolkit
1. Diagnostic Prompt β Mobile UX Audit
Inputs: Website URL, target avatar, primary CTA.
Prompt:
Audit the mobile experience of [URL] for [avatar]. Goal = [CTA].
Output a table: Page/Section | UX Issue | Thumb Zone Gap | Speed Issue | Fix Recommendation | Expected Conversion Lift.