A clear next step without scrolling

We place the primary action in the mobile first screen

Visitors immediately see how to call, order, book or submit an enquiry. A suitable alternative remains nearby for people who are not ready for the primary action.

  • identify the page's primary and alternative actions;
  • create a clear visual priority;
  • test common mobile viewport sizes.
Comparison of a mobile page with action buttons in view and a page where the buttons fall below the first screen
The offer, primary action and a sensible alternative should appear before the first scroll.

Why this affects enquiries

Every visitor sees the first screen, but not everyone reaches the next section. If a phone displays only a logo, oversized image and general copy, a prospective customer may leave before finding a way to order.

Less searching

Visitors do not need to scroll and guess where the relevant control is.

Faster decision

The prompt describes an action: call, book, request a quote or place an order.

Two intentions

The primary CTA leads to the target conversion while the alternative supports another reasonable path.

What we do

  1. Confirm the page goal and choose one primary action.
  2. Select a sensible alternative: call, form, message, quote or booking.
  3. Inspect the first screen at several mobile widths and heights.
  4. Shorten or rearrange blocks that push the actions down.
  5. Configure sizing, spacing, contrast and a comfortable tap area.
  6. Compare before and after and check that content does not overlap.

The client receives before-and-after captures at the agreed mobile sizes and a record of the two identified conversion actions. Testing whether those actions actually complete is a separate service.

Included and separate work

First-screen service boundaries
WorkStatusExplanation
One agreed pageIncludedIdentify actions and improve its mobile first screen
Primary and one alternative CTAIncludedPlace them with clear priority
Rewriting the entire offerSeparateThis is positioning and copy work
Repairing a form, checkout or phone systemSeparateThese paths are tested after the actions are identified
Full adaptation of the rest of the websiteSeparateThe price covers only the submitted page's first screen

You can check the first screen yourself before ordering. Staff and developers can use the implementation guide.

What we need

Enter the exact page and the main action a visitor should take. Implementation normally needs CMS, builder or source-style access; we agree a secure access method separately. After submission, we inspect the page and confirm the scope before work begins.

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Price: from 195 $
Time: up to 5 days (usually 24 hours)
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