It's better not to use it either. Control the workspace

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Google also avoids supporting Ajax eprecating-our-ajax-crawling-scheme.html), so – viewport tag The working area on mobile devices is very important - control it - the area must be adjusted for each device: friendly-web-pages-using-app.html RWD – it can also be bad Check whether the most important page elements are shown on the RWD website. It is not uncommon for us to hide elements that the user is looking for or uses frequently. Try to perform A/B tests (Onet uses them persistently  ) to check what the user attaches to using the RWD version.

CSS / Images / Javascript We don't block this - give search engines the opportunity to read and analyze these things. Thanks to this, you will get more extensive information about what works and what Phone Number List doesn't and whether the website is adapted to the mobile version. Navigation – an important thing Check whether the user can reach all pages on your website. Hiding pages may prevent people from buying a product that you want to sell.



Due to various restrictions, quite important subpages are often hidden. Different links on the desktop version, different on the mobile version try to show the same links to subpages in the mobile and dekstop versions. I have often been annoyed that in the desktop version there are links in the menu but in the mobile version they are not that's why you have Google Analytics to clearly determine which pages you can hide and which should be left Content, i.e. content As always, the problem is what to hide on the mobile version and what to show (reminder - A/B testing will help).