Your customers are on their phones
Most customers look you up before they call — usually on a phone. If what they find is hard to read, slow, or needs pinching and zooming to use, they go somewhere else.
Phone first, not squeezed on afterwards
Many websites are designed on a big screen and then shrunk to fit a phone. We work the other way round: every Fiji Tyme site is built for the phone screen first, then scaled up for tablets and computers.
- Readable without zooming. Text is sized for a small screen, and stays readable in bright sunlight.
- Easy to tap. Buttons and links are made for fingers, not a mouse.
- Contact details that are easy to find. Customers can reach you without scrolling through the whole site to find out how.
- One site for every screen. The same website works on a phone, a tablet and a computer, so there is only one to keep up to date.
Good for customers with disabilities, too
Building for small screens and building for accessibility overlap a lot: clear text, strong contrast and controls that are easy to use. Every site is built to be accessible. More on accessible websites.
Related features
- Website design — a site built around your business, with the words written for you.
- Set up to be found — the page titles, descriptions and structured data search engines look for.
- How Fiji Tyme compares — against DIY builders, WordPress and hiring a web designer.