I have a website on wordpress. Sometimes I face issues on some pages like this portable swing page"clickable elements are too closed or text size is too small for mobile" I tried increasing size and disctance but the issue is still the same. Even you can check the page the text size is pretty good. Issue is not resolving so I am thinking to switch website from wordpress to hubspot. I just want to know, will switching resolve these problems?
Thanks in advance!
Hi @tristamshaw,
That depends on which templates you’re planning on using in HubSpot.
Custom coded templates aren’t responsive by default. The CMS Developer Documentation would be your go-to-resource for making sure that custom coded templates are built responsive. In other words, recreating your WordPress templates as custom coded templates in HubSpot will not automagically make them responsive. (There are a lot of agency partners in the community that could help you with this.)
Drag and drop landing pages and website pages (see here) are responsive by default. (Keep in mind that they won’t look the same depending on the device they’re viewed.) If you recreate your pages using the drag and drop editor, that is likely going resolve the issues that you’re currently facing.
You’ll find some more context on these topics in the landing and website page FAQ here and on responsive design here.
Some other users in the community can probably chime in on whether a migration makes sense or if there are tweaks that can be made to your current setup.
Hope this helps!
Migrating your site to HubSpot would be the last thing I would recommend doing in this scenario. This is a huge expense in time and cost that could probably be corrected without the migration.
It sounds like the issue is just design/layout and not the content management system. Also you have to take website performance reports with a grain of salt because they may be wrong and also could have no impact on SEO if corrected because nobody really knows how the algorithms are coded.
I have ran into the error “clickable elements are too closed or text size is too small for mobile” before and it is often fixed by making your mobile font size not smaller than 16px and making there is adequate padding around links.
I would increase the font size on the review titles to 16px. Currently they are at 12px. After this I would retest and see what it says.
