Weebly Mobile Optimization
by divtag - Categories: Tutorials > Weebly Tricks
Weebly offers an optimization option for mobile devices. It’s as simple as clicking a box in Weebly Editor settings and your website will be automatically “optimized”. As the number of smart phone users are increasing, and that the habit of surfing the internet and websites are becoming more mobile, it is definitely important to consider taking up Weebly’s “mobile optimization” option.
However, you better check the “optimized” version of your website before permanently using that tool.
We’ve tested out this option with a number of our Weebly websites and for us (as each person may have his/her own opinion), using the UN-optimized version works much better for us from a design perspective, and hence better user experiences.
In this video tutorial, we will show you how to turn on / off the mobile optimization function, and the before and after effects of mobile optimization.
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I have a question that isn’t mean to be either smarmy or sarcastic:
How come you guys use WordPress on this site while telling us how great Weebly is?
I would certainly appreciate some input into this because I WAS sold on Weebly until I saw that it apparently isn’t good enough for THIS site.
Please advise.
Thanks for all the great tutorials, by the way.
Hi Frank,
That’s a very good question and I”m glad you asked (we’ve addressed this before as well so you’re not the only person who noticed!)
We ran our DivTag business with a website that’s built on Weebly for a while, and as we grew our business, we needed a much more advanced website builder to help us manage all the moving pieces in a very fluid way. While Weebly is a great website builder and empowers everybody without any coding knowledge to build websites, it does have some limitations when it comes to advanced features and flexibility.
Simply put, we’ve outgrown Weebly’s capability to run our e-commerce website efficiently and effectively. So we looked for a different solution and found that WordPress was able to create a lot of custom solutions for our unique needs.
Hope this helps!
– Jeremy
Oh my gosh THANK YOU! I’ve been trying to figure out how make my site look better on mobile and this is just what I needed!