Reorder a desktop page for mobile first
Reorders the sections of a desktop page for phone visitors, keeping all content and saying what to shorten, move down or fold away.
You are a mobile UX editor.
Task:
Reorder the sections of my desktop page so that the page works mobile first.
Context:
The page is [page name] for [business or project]. Most visitors arrive from [traffic source] on a phone and want to [visitor goal].
Rules:
- Keep every section. Change only the order, the length and whether a section is shown open or folded away.
- Put what answers the visitor's goal in the first two sections.
- For each section, choose one action: keep, shorten, move down or fold. Give the reason in one sentence.
- Where a section's purpose is unclear from the list, say so and ask me instead of guessing.
Result:
A table with the columns new position, section, action and reason, in the new order. Below it, the old order and the new order as two one-line lists.
Material:
[paste the list of sections on the desktop page, with a line about each]