Figma's mobile experience is broken for most visitors
A 1280px viewport on mobile means real users see a desktop layout — shrunk, misaligned, and hard to convert from.
BEFORE
The "meta viewport" is reporting 1280px on mobile — a desktop-width layout served to phone users. Mobile visitors, who likely represent 40–60% of traffic, are seeing squished or overflowing UI. This tanks conversion before any copy is read.
AFTER
Add or correct the viewport meta tag to `<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">`.
Fix 3 gaps to close most of the distance · estimate, not a promise
Every finding is scored on one Impact scale (0–100) = visitor reach × conversion drag.
Viewport mismatch breaks mobile rendering
structure · 1280px viewport detected on mobileEmpty meta tags waste high-intent search traffic
copy · Meta title and description emptyCTA is too generic to reinforce the value proposition
copy · "Get started for free" — no outcome statedSocial proof is below the fold and nearly invisible
trust · trustedByCount: 1, socialProofAboveFold: falseSubheadline describes a section, not a benefit
copy · "What you can do in figma" — no benefitBEFORE
The intelligent canvas for infinite creativity
AFTER
Design, prototype, and ship — all in one intelligent canvas.
BEFORE
What you can do in figma
AFTER
One tool for your entire product design workflow — no handoffs, no context switching.
BEFORE
AFTER
Specific CTAs convert 202% better than generic ones — HubSpot, 330k CTAs analysed.
Page renders at 1280px on mobile devices, forcing users to pinch-zoom or scroll horizontally to interact with CTAs and navigation.
Social proof elements (testimonials, statistics) are positioned below the fold, meaning most visitors bounce before seeing any validation.
CTA is above the fold but competes with two additional CTAs in the same viewport, diluting visual hierarchy and click focus.
No mention of target audience anywhere in the hero — 'targetAudienceMentioned: false' — leaving first-time visitors to self-identify without guidance.
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