How to create a mobile-first store layout
For a mobile-first link in bio store, put your name, photo and one-line promise at the top, then one main action, then a short list of links. Check it on a phone first and on desktop second.
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Most social visitors open your link on a phone, so the first screen decides whether they act. Mobile-first does not mean cutting information. It means ordering it so a visitor can see who you are, trust you and tap, with no pinching or scrolling through a squeezed desktop page.
What do I need before I start?
Decide who your main visitor is and the one thing you want them to do. Gather your copy, images, links and one featured offer. If you are on Free, remember the limit of six creator-addable component slots. Save your current text and links so you can undo a change.
How do I lay out the store from the top of the phone screen?
- Start with identity: a recognizable name and image, plus a short line on who you help and how.
- Add one main button or featured offer. Label it with the result ("Get the 7-day plan"), not "Learn more".
- List only your most important links, in order of priority. Remove duplicates and old campaigns.
- Use short sections with clear headings. Give each block one job: act, prove, explain or support.
- Keep media light. Skip autoplay and large files that push the offer below the fold.
- Check tap target size, spacing, contrast and text wrapping at phone width.
- Test in more than one mobile browser, and inside an in-app browser (such as Instagram or TikTok) if that is where your traffic comes from.
- Look at desktop last. Adjust width and balance without changing what comes first.
How do I know the layout works?
On a phone, a first-time visitor can say who you are, what you offer and where to tap within a few seconds. Buttons are easy to hit, text is not cut off, and media loads at a reasonable speed. Check the real public URL, not only the editor.
What if the layout breaks on a small screen?
- The first screen feels crowded. Cut secondary links, long bio text, decorative media and repeated buttons.
- A component breaks at narrow width. Shorten the text, use a supported media ratio, and note the viewport size for Support.
- Mobile and desktop order differ. Make sure both show the same main action first.
The mobile preview helps you design, but real phones differ. Browser bars, in-app browsers, safe areas, font loading and slow networks can change the result. Exact breakpoints and layout controls should be checked in your editor.
Do not delete a working link, domain record, published offer or page until its replacement is tested. Note the time of each change, since caches and DNS take time to settle.
What should I do next?
Open the live URL while signed out, then run the featured offer and each key link through a full buyer journey.
If the problem continues, contact Tapmy Support with your store URL, the symptom, time and time zone, browser or device, and screenshots. Never send passwords, codes, DNS credentials, tokens or customer data.