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

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.
Visitors do not need to scroll and guess where the relevant control is.
The prompt describes an action: call, book, request a quote or place an order.
The primary CTA leads to the target conversion while the alternative supports another reasonable path.
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.
| Work | Status | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| One agreed page | Included | Identify actions and improve its mobile first screen |
| Primary and one alternative CTA | Included | Place them with clear priority |
| Rewriting the entire offer | Separate | This is positioning and copy work |
| Repairing a form, checkout or phone system | Separate | These paths are tested after the actions are identified |
| Full adaptation of the rest of the website | Separate | The 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.
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.