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Less than 1 month, Less than 30 hrs/week Only freelancers located in the United States may apply. We are looking for an experienced WordPress + Elementor developer to optimize an existing WordPress website for mobile devices and thoroughly test the website to make sure all functionality works correctly. The website is already built, and the content, images, branding, layout, and visual elements are already in place. We need someone who can take the existing site and make sure it looks professional, functions properly, and is fully responsive across mobile, tablet, and desktop devices. What We Need * Optimize the existing WordPress + Elementor website for mobile and tablet devices * Make sure all sections, text, images, buttons, menus, and layouts display properly on smaller screens * Fix any overlapping, spacing, sizing, alignment, or responsive-layout issues * Make sure the mobile navigation/menu works correctly * Check headers and footers to ensure they do not overlap or cover website content * Make sure buttons, links, forms, phone numbers, email links, and other clickable elements work properly * Test contact forms and any lead-generation functionality * Check that images and other visual elements load and display correctly * Make sure there are no elements extending off the screen or causing horizontal scrolling * Check typography, spacing, margins, and padding across different screen sizes * Verify the website works properly on common mobile and tablet screen sizes * Test the site on multiple browsers where practical * Check desktop functionality as well and make sure mobile fixes do not break the desktop version * Identify and fix any obvious functionality or usability issues you encounter during testing The goal is to preserve the existing website while making it responsive, polished, functional, and professional on mobile devices. Ideal Candidate You should have: * Strong WordPress experience * Strong experience with responsive/mobile website optimization * Experience with Elementor * Good understanding of CSS and responsive design * Experience troubleshooting WordPress websites * Attention to detail * Ability to identify problems that may not be immediately obvious Final Deliverable The finished website should: 1. Look professional and consistent on desktop, tablet, and mobile 2. Have no overlapping or cut-off content 3. Have no unwanted horizontal scrolling 4. Have properly functioning menus and navigation 5. Have working buttons, links, forms, phone/email links, and other interactive elements 6. Have properly functioning headers and footers 7. Maintain the existing design and content 8. Be thoroughly tested before completion Please only apply for this job if you are comfortable **testing the entire existing website and fixing issues you find**, rather than only adjusting a few mobile settings. When applying, please include examples of WordPress + Elementor websites you have optimized for mobile/responsive performance and briefly describe what you specifically did on those projects. We are looking for someone who can do the job carefully and correctly, with attention to the small details that affect how the website looks and functions on mobile.

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Hi there, You already built the site. The problem isn't missing content or unclear direction. It's that nobody went through it methodically on an iPhone and said "this doesn't work" fifty times in a row until it did. Most responsive breaks happen in predictable places. Headers that overlap on scroll. Text sized for desktop pushed onto a 375px screen. Padding that collapses weird. Navigation menus that half-work. Elementor sections stacked with absolute positioning that breaks the moment the viewport shrinks. I've fixed this exact pattern dozens of times, and the work is straightforward if you actually test it properly. Here's what I'd do: 1. Audit every section on mobile, tablet, and desktop in real browsers and devices. I'll document every break: overlaps, cutoffs, horizontal scroll, non-working links, form issues, navigation problems. 2. Fix them in order of user impact. Headers and navigation first because they're on every page. Then CTAs and forms because that's how you get leads. Then layout, spacing, and typography. 3. Test again after every round of fixes to make sure nothing new broke. Desktop gets rechecked throughout because a mobile fix that breaks desktop is worse than leaving it alone. 4. Final cross-browser and cross-device pass before handoff. I've been doing WordPress and Elementor work for years. Right now I'm on an ongoing retainer with Salvo Software doing exactly this kind of troubleshooting and fixes at $85/hr. Before that I rebuilt full WordPress sites for Universal Metro, including responsive optimization and mobile testing on both builds. I can move quickly on this. The site structure is already there, so we're talking focused cleanup, not reinvention. What's the URL? I'll take a look and tell you what I see. Trust, Tai
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