How to fix: Pages with no viewport tag

Issue: Missing viewport tags make your site look unoptimized on mobile devices, potentially hurting user experience and mobile rankings.

Fix: Add a viewport meta tag to each page to ensure proper scaling on mobile devices. Test the page on a mobile device to verify the layout.

Recommendations:

  1. Use a Standard Viewport Tag: Add <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> to each page’s <head> section to set the correct mobile scaling.
  2. Test Across Devices: Check how your site displays on various mobile devices and screen sizes to confirm it adjusts well.
  3. Consider Responsive Design: Ensure that your CSS and layout elements are responsive so the viewport tag effectively improves mobile usability.
  4. Use Google’s Mobile-Friendly Test: Run Google’s mobile-friendly test on your site to confirm there are no mobile compatibility issues.

Tip: A well-configured viewport tag enhances mobile accessibility, improving SEO and user experience on smaller screens.