FNJ / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Compare narrow and wide previews, fix overflow and navigation, and verify touch, keyboard and reduced-motion behavior.
Start with the outcome
A tested responsive page with readable content and usable controls. A desktop screenshot cannot establish that a captured menu, animated section or gallery works on a phone.
Choose your original builder below. The task is shared, but the dependencies, URL structure and missing features to check depend on the platform. Each guide includes a reviewed platform note, a full procedure and a prompt you can adapt for your agent.
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Framer / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Framer HTML output removes the Framer runtime. Compare sticky elements, mobile navigation and entrance motion with the source at the same viewport widths. If an interaction was runtime-driven, CSS alone may not restore it; identify the missing behavior and test a replacement before launch.
Read the guide →Webflow / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Check Webflow navbars, interaction triggers and collection grids at narrow widths. A retained interaction script may govern open/closed states or initial visibility; deleting it without a replacement can hide content. Test the actual mobile toggle and keyboard focus rather than judging the closed menu's appearance.
Read the guide →Gamma / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Compare Gamma card order, card spacing and embedded controls on phone and desktop. A presentation-style layout can look correct at one width while videos, documents or tall cards overflow elsewhere. Verify controls inside each embed and avoid hiding overflow that prevents visitors from accessing content.
Read the guide →systeme.io / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Test opt-in fields, sales CTAs and confirmation content at phone widths. A tall sticky CTA can cover form controls, especially when the keyboard opens. Follow the full funnel in the preview and confirm that responsive repairs do not change the action URL or remove success/error feedback.
Read the guide →Carrd / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Test section anchor scrolling, embedded widgets and long headings on a narrow Carrd page. Sticky navigation can obscure the target section after a tap. Adjust the layout at the affected breakpoint and check that the same section remains readable at larger widths without forcing a fixed height.
Read the guide →Duda / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Compare Duda's device-specific sections, image crops and navigation at matched phone and desktop widths. Check whether a widget displays different content on each device. Preserve the intended information in the export rather than hiding the desktop section without providing the corresponding mobile content.
Read the guide →Elementor / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Test Elementor breakpoints, popup triggers and plugin widgets in the export. Some controls depend on WordPress/plugin scripts despite having complete styling. Confirm the mobile navigation's focus and open state, and review a post page after any shared selector change to avoid fixing one template while breaking another.
Read the guide →Squarespace / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Compare Squarespace gallery controls, image crops and mobile navigation after capture. Swipe and lightbox behavior may depend on scripts. Review portrait and landscape media on a narrow viewport and keep captions readable; a fixed gallery height can conceal longer content after a font change.
Read the guide →Strikingly / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Check Strikingly section spacing, menu toggles and store widgets at narrow widths. Follow each anchor with a sticky header enabled to see whether its heading remains visible. Test external membership actions too; matching their button layout does not establish that sign-in works.
Read the guide →Tilda / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Review Zero Block alignment, font sizes and motion at each intended breakpoint. Fixed positioning can shift dramatically after font substitution or a longer heading. Preserve readable content before recreating decorative motion, and check both reduced-motion behavior and the ordinary animated preview.
Read the guide →Weebly / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Test Weebly navigation, content columns and Square widgets on phone widths. Compare direct .html route loads as well as navigation from the homepage so routing errors are not mistaken for mobile layout failures. Confirm responsive repairs leave purchase and contact actions usable.
Read the guide →Wix / Mobile layout
Repair responsive layouts in exported HTML
Check Wix mobile layouts, galleries and menus against the actual published page. Script-built controls or content may be absent rather than merely misaligned. Fix or rebuild missing sections before fine-tuning their CSS, and test the exported result at both phone and desktop widths.
Read the guide →What a completed task should demonstrate
- No unexpected horizontal scrolling or clipped primary copy.
- Mobile menus and important controls work with touch and keyboard.
- Shared CSS changes are checked on multiple page types.