Website Development

Rescue work for sites that break below 768px.

Resolving layout rendering, mobile component optimization, and custom CSS styling.

What you get

UI/UX & Mobile Optimization

Cross-device rendering audit
Layout and reflow remediation
Component-level mobile optimization
Custom CSS refactor
Accessibility conformance pass

Rescue work, mostly

Sites that were designed at 1440 pixels wide and never seriously re-tested below it.

Measured on real devices

Emulators miss most of what actually breaks once a page is in somebody's hand.

Fixed at the component

Patching page by page guarantees the same bug reappears on the next template.

What the remediation covers

Cross-device rendering audit

Layout and reflow remediation

Component-level optimisation

Custom CSS refactor

Accessibility conformance

Core Web Vitals on mobile

Problems we are usually called in for

Responsive layout
Viewport bugs
Touch targets
Reflow and overflow
Foldables
Safe-area insets
Font scaling
Reduced motion
Screen readers
Colour contrast
Layout shift
Mobile Vitals

How the remediation runs

  1. Device matrix audit

  2. Issue triage and reproduction

  3. Component-level fixes

  4. CSS refactor

  5. Accessibility pass

  6. Regression testing

Coverage

What gets tested, and on what

Real devices, not only emulators
Down to a 320 pixel viewport width
Touch targets at 44 pixels minimum
A keyboard path through every interaction
Screen reader pass over the primary flows
Reduced-motion preference honoured throughout

How this differs from a standard responsive fix

How this engagement compares with a typical agency arrangement
CapabilityPixel PortalTypical agency
Tested on real devicesIncludedNot included
Accessibility included as standardIncludedNot included
Fixes made at component levelIncludedNot included
Responsive audit reportIncludedIncluded
Reduced-motion preference honouredIncludedNot included

Next step

Need ui/ux & mobile?

Send us the brief, or just the problem. We will come back with an honest view of scope, timing, and whether we are the right team.