Have a look at what goes into a small website fix.
These are two sample sites we built to show the kind of repairs we can help agencies and website owners with. Try the mobile layout and the menu below. They’re fictional studio projects, not client commissions.
A page that fits on your phone.
Forma · Studio demonstration · Responsive repair
The starting version keeps its desktop width, so some content falls outside the phone screen. Switch between the two views to see what the repair changes.
After the repair: the layout fits the phone screen, with the page controls still in reach.
Here’s what changed in the layout.
We kept the words, images and visual style. The repaired layout lets them stack on a smaller screen, so you can read the page and reach its controls without scrolling sideways.
- What changed
- The page adjusts to the screen width, with the text and images stacked on phones.
- What we check
- We check that the content is in a sensible reading order, images keep their proportions, and you can reach the controls and collection without content spilling off the screen.
- What this demonstrates
- We deliberately gave this sample a fixed width so you can compare the problem and the repair. It isn’t a client project.
A menu that works with the keyboard, too.
Margin · Studio demonstration · Navigation and focus
Open Explore in the sample below. You can use a mouse, tap the button, or move through the links with the keyboard. Escape closes the menu and brings you back to the button.
Keeping track of where you are.
The menu tells screen readers when it’s open. As you tab through the links, a visible focus ring shows where you are. Escape closes the menu and returns focus to Explore.
About this example
Margin is a fictional journal we built for this site. The gallery image is an original generated illustration. This example shows how the navigation works; it isn’t a full accessibility audit or evidence of customer results.
Open the working exampleWe’d be happy to take a look at your website.
Send us the page and a short note about what’s going wrong. We’ll let you know whether we can help for $99 and agree on the work and timing before you pay.
Let’s talk about your website