Isn't every modern website already responsive?

They should be, but many aren't — especially older sites or those built with cheap templates. Responsive means genuinely functional and good-looking at every screen size, not just 'technically doesn't break on mobile'.

Does responsive design affect SEO?

Yes, significantly. Google uses mobile-first indexing — it evaluates your site based on its mobile version. A poor mobile experience directly hurts your rankings.

What screen sizes do you design for?

Small phones (320px), standard phones (375–414px), tablets (768px), laptops (1024–1280px), and desktop (1440px+). Every breakpoint is intentionally designed.

Can you make my existing site responsive?

Sometimes, though it depends on how it was built. In many cases, rebuilding is faster and cheaper than retrofitting responsiveness onto an old codebase. I'll give you an honest assessment after looking at the site.

Every screen. Every device.

Responsive Web Designin George

Fully responsive websites built in George — works perfectly on phones, tablets, and desktops. Mobile-first design for South African audiences who browse on their phones.

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70%

of SA web traffic comes from mobile devices

61%

of users won't return to a site that isn't mobile-friendly

higher bounce rate on non-responsive sites

The short version

In South Africa, most people visit your website on a phone — often on mobile data, not fibre. A website that isn't built for mobile isn't really built for your market.

Service overview

Every website built is fully responsive — looks and works perfectly on phones, tablets, and desktops. Mobile-first design for South African audiences.

What you get