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Is Your WooCommerce Store Responsive? 5 Tips To Help Yourself Out

by JONATHAN PAUL Jonathan Paul working at PHPProgrammers, a leading

This article will be stating all the inherent measures to take if your eCommerce store is not devices-responsive, and eventually drive greater visitors.

Gone are the days when eCommerce meant opening up the desktop and searching across the pages for great products. People are now more savvy with mobiles or smartphones, iPads, tablets and even the smart wearables. This clearly signals that to prosper now in eCommerce, you need to have a well-designed eCommerce store that will adapt to different screen sizes and resolutions, ensuring smoothest shopping experiences to the buyers, no matter from where they access the store. If you are an eCommerce player and owns a WooCommerce store, you need to worry as the platform bears some great features to make sites responsive from end to end. Here are some proven ways mentioned which you must perform for your eCommerce website on a priority basis to make it responsive for a wide range of devices.



Specialised layouts

While a complex layout of the site will give a dismantled view in mobiles or small screens, it’s always better to decide the range of devices your site is targeting. If there’s more of them, optimise and simplify the layout because a complicated structure will leave issues of spacing or font resizing, etc.

Work on the loading speed

Most people shop today from their mobile devices as it way more convenient. However, that’s a cue for eCommerce entrepreneurs to make site’s loading speed as fast as possible because users are accustomed to 3G, 4G, WiFi, and other high-speed networks. Some effective ways are rescaling image sizes, preventing automated videos to load and use of symbols instead of images to represent simple elements.

Keeping texts short or precise

While content is at the core of every site and audience wants something that they can relate to, too much of text bragging everywhere about the services or products turn them off.  So in mobile screens displays try to cut them short. The tactic is to show a summarised or precise content and make the entire content otherwise available for those who want to read, with a CTAs like “Read more” or “Click to Read”.



Include Mobile payments

In eCommerce, it’s all about how to offer end-to-end convenience of shopping, especially for the payments. If you consider targeting the mobile audiences with your site, then make sure your way of taking out money from them goes with their on-the-go mobile payments options like Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, or Amazon Pay.

Take help of the plugins

There are plenty of WooCommere oriented plugins to customise the experiences of shopping in smaller screens. Make your mobile viewers and shoppers contented with plugins like

  • One-page checkout: allowing instant purchase with leaving the current page
  • Recommendation engine: shows related products on every page while mobile users keep searching
  • WooCommerce social login: a one-tap way to create or log into respective accounts via a social media account.

Making a site mobile-friendly is a non-negotiable step these days! With people in almost every corner of the world getting handy with smartphones or iPhones and other small devices, it’s only wiser of you to make your website completely prepped-up for mobile responsiveness.

Jonathan Paul is an expert WooCommerce developer in Australia who leads the team of eCommerce development in PHPProgrammers, a seasoned and top-rated company known for providing high-end eCommerce solutions built embracing the latest of technologies and platforms.


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About JONATHAN PAUL Professional   Jonathan Paul working at PHPProgrammers, a leading

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