Hope you’re all doing well!.. I’d really appreciate your feedback on my blog’s layout, especially on mobile devices. I feel like the paragraphs don’t look as good as they should. Could you suggest any improvements for a better viewing experience?
I’m not sure if I’ve used the right spacing, margins, etc… When I open news websites on my phone, they look great, but my blog doesn’t feel as smooth. Any tips or suggestions would mean a lot!
For better mobile responsiveness, here are some key design practices to implement:
Instead of fixed pixel widths, use relative units like percentages, viewport width (vw), or rem units for your content elements. For example, rather than setting “width: 500px”, use “width: 90%” or “max-width: 100%”. This allows your elements to naturally adapt to different screen sizes.
For typography, consider these adjustments:
Use a minimum font size of 16px for body text
Choose medium to bold font weights (400-700) for better readability
Set line heights between 1.4 and 1.6 for comfortable reading
Add sufficient spacing between elements to prevent overcrowding on small screens
You can also use Webflow’s built-in responsive breakpoints to fine-tune how your content displays across different device sizes.
Hopefully this helps! If you still need assistance, please reply here so somebody from the community can help.
how and where to add this…(For example, rather than setting “width: 500px”, use “width: 90%” or “max-width: 100%”. This allows your elements to naturally adapt to different screen sizes.)
Disconnect the property and select the paragraph. Then Fill’ to set ‘Max Width’ to 100%. ??? i should do this on desctop view or just kobile view?