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The mobile journey from offer to enquiry

Review the page as someone who does not know your business yet.

2 / 37 min including tasksUpdated: 21 Oct 2026 · prepared by Promivo
01

The first screen should support a decision

Open the page on a phone. Before scrolling, try to identify what the business does, whom it serves and the next step. Animation can support the message, but should not hide the offer or block interaction.

02

Follow the whole journey

Choose a service, read its scope and reach the enquiry form. Review labels, contrast, touch targets and fields. Submission should show a clear confirmation or a specific error.

Try keyboard navigation too. A visible focus outline identifies the active control. Do not remove it solely for appearance. Essential content should not depend on hovering with a mouse.

03

Use realistic content

Test a long company name, a longer email address and German labels on multilingual sites. Enlarge browser text. Whole-page horizontal scrolling often indicates a layout issue.

Put it into practice

  1. Review the first screen and main message.
  2. Follow a service through to form confirmation.
  3. Repeat with a keyboard and enlarged text.

Your turn

Use your own example. Notes are not sent to the server. Download the worksheet and complete it on your device.

  1. What a visitor understands from the first screen:
  2. Where the journey becomes difficult:
  3. A fix and a repeat-test scenario:
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Check your understanding

Answer both questions correctly to complete the lesson. You can retry as often as you need.

1 What should happen to keyboard focus?
2 How should you test a form?

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