Viewport
Mobile browsers use the viewport declaration to decide how a layout fits the screen. A missing or fixed-width viewport can make responsive CSS behave like a desktop page.
Mobile SEO · viewport and source evidence
Run a live source check for the mobile viewport, language, UTF-8 clues, image alternatives, image dimensions, resource hints, render-blocking candidates, third-party resources, redirects, HTTPS, and crawler-access context. The report stays evidence-led and avoids a manufactured mobile score.
No sample mobile score, device render, tap-target result, Core Web Vitals result, ranking claim, traffic claim, or manufactured mobile issue appears before a live bounded request.
Use source checks before lab and field checks
Mobile browsers use the viewport declaration to decide how a layout fits the screen. A missing or fixed-width viewport can make responsive CSS behave like a desktop page.
Alt attributes, responsive image declarations, width, and height help users, crawlers, and browsers understand media before the page is fully loaded.
Source-declared scripts, stylesheets, resource hints, and third-party URLs show what deserves browser-level testing for speed, layout stability, and user experience.