202612 Feb
Thumb Zone: Desktop Is Dead.
When you review your new website, you look at it on a 27-inch iMac.
It looks beautiful. Big photos. Nice layout.
But your client is looking at it on an iPhone, in the back of an Uber, with one hand.
And on mobile, your beautiful site is a mess.
- Buttons are too small.
- Text is unreadable.
- Navigation is unreachable.
90% of luxury traffic is mobile.
If you aren't designing for the "Thumb Zone," you are designing for an empty room.
Stop building for monitors.
Start building for hands.
Swipe to see the Thumb Zone rule.
#mobilefirst #webdesign #luxuryrealestate #userexperience #rainmakers
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