Begin with navigation
Check whether primary product categories, account routes, promotion information and support remain reachable without excessive menu depth. Labels should remain readable and distinguish discovery links from login or registration actions.
A responsive layout can be observed publicly, but private account flows still require verification on the destination.
- Visible category menu
- Clear login and registration separation
- Readable labels
- Predictable back navigation
Test cards, controls and text
Game or provider cards should fit the viewport without clipped titles or hidden actions. Touch targets should be usable without accidental activation, and important terms should not require horizontal page scrolling.
A polished hero is not enough if the product catalogue, promotion conditions or account help become difficult to use further down the page.
- No page-level horizontal overflow
- Readable card titles
- Comfortable touch targets
- Accessible rules and terms
Browser, download and account safety
Confirm whether a CTA means mobile web access, a legitimate download destination, login or new registration. The wording and destination should match. Never enter credentials on an editorial guide or an unexpected domain.
Repeat the test at realistic widths
Review at a narrow phone width, a larger phone, tablet and desktop. Record menu behaviour, horizontal overflow, image cropping, layout shifts and whether fixed navigation obscures final content.
- 390px phone
- 430px phone
- 768px tablet
- 1440px desktop
Useful questions
Research FAQ
Does responsive design prove a native app exists?+
No. Responsive web access and a native application are different claims.
What is the first mobile check?+
Confirm that navigation, product categories and account routes remain clear at a narrow width.
Should a download link go to registration?+
Only when the CTA actually represents account creation. A genuine download CTA should retain its download destination.
Why test more than one phone width?+
Layouts can pass at one width and still overflow, crop or collide at another.